… We conclude by postulating future directions for gesture research in aphasia. Gesture has
… informative for understanding the neural networks involved in speech–gesture integration. …

… gesture parameters: quantity of gestures, diversity of gestures, etc. I find that Czech aphasic
persons do use gestures … as “functional integration”). In addition, it has also been proven that …

… In short, though quantitatively more produced, even referential (as well as the descriptive)
gestures were still largely used in integration with speech rather than functioning by …

… integrated channel. This review aims to draw attention to the methodological variations in
research on iconic gesture-speech integration … aphasia and ASD, the automaticity of integration …

… of aphasia. In this study, we asked whether patterns of speech and gesture production of
individuals with aphasia … evidence for gesture–speech integration, namely, that gesture and …

… findings encourage the integration of the use of co-speech gestures during aphasia treatment
as a strategy to foster the possibility to communicate effectively for people with aphasia. …

… Employing the AphasiaBank database, we coded iconic gestures in 75 speakers with aphasia
… Forty-three produced a gesture during both tasks, and we further evaluate data from this …

… Other models contend that speech and gesture are integrated but separate systems (eg, ‘Levelt’s
Model’, ‘… We conclude that gesture is less affected by aphasia severity than speech. …

… We review existing literature on the study of gesture in aphasia, for which language … In
this case, the message cannot be fully understood without integrating speech and gesture…

… It is conceivable that this is because only native listeners could integrate degraded speech
and co-speech gestures. In summary, these findings suggest that the more important a …