Background: Comprehension deficits are more pervasive in aphasic syndromes than initially
believed. They affect differentially distinct levels of auditory-verbal comprehension. Current …

Nonlinguistic auditory capabilities were assessed through psychophysical tests in 11 left-
CVA aphasic, four right-CVA nonaphasic, and eight normal male subjects selected from the …

Receptive language impairments are common in individuals with aphasia. Although such
deficits have historically been most closely linked to fluent forms of aphasia such as …

Phonological disorders in aphasia affect both segmental and suprasegmental or prosodie
aspects of production. A phonemic paraphasia does not involve the emission of …

Background: Verb and sentence processing impairments are frequently observed in people
with aphasia (PWA). However, patterns of impairment (ie combinations of deficits that are …

A typical case report of aphasia would be that of an individual who previously had normal
language function, but then experienced a sudden loss of these capacities following a brain …

Psycholinguistic studies of the classical aphasia syndromes provide a unique window into
the functional and neural architecture of language. The clinical syndromes produce a rich …

In this study, we used magnetoencephalography and a mismatch paradigm to investigate
speech processing in stroke patients with auditory comprehension deficits and age-matched …

Background: Lesions resulting in aphasia frequently involve areas associated with auditory
processing. Investigations using psychoacoustics and/or electrophysiology to examine the …

Background. Understanding the relationships between clinical tests, the processes they
measure, and the brain networks underlying them, is critical in order for clinicians to move …