… of co-speech gestures for comprehension in aphasic patients. Congruent gestures increase
patients’ comprehension in terms of accuracy in a decision task, while incongruent gestures …

… in patients with post-stroke language impairment (aphasia) is … aphasic patients perceive
and produce co-speech gestures … the frequency of spontaneous co-speech gesturing. For this …

… co-speech gesture perception in aphasic patients in a dyadic dialogue condition. We show
that co-speech gestures attract … in aphasic patients as well as in healthy controls. However, …

… at the moment of speaking is important for this investigation of co-speech gesture in
aphasia, … the most severely impaired patients tended to provide the sparsest and most inadequate …

… gesture behaviour. A comparison of the behaviour of the two informants reveals that there
is no significant difference in their gestures … of this study suggest that gestures do not have a …

… This study explored the extent to which participants used co‐speech gesture in a
sentence–picture‐matching task. It also outlined a new methodology for determining speech and …

… of using co-speech hand gestures (eg, frequency and type) as one of the treatment
outcome measures in one individual with chronic aphasia. Gestures as part of conversations …

… gesture and speech production in aphasia by exploring how much information speakers with
aphasia conveyed by gesture … In the present study, we elicited again co-speech gestures in …

… We perform independent annotation of gesture forms and functions in aphasia. … more
gestures were employed by the speakers with aphasia, but about 10% of them did not gesture. …

… co-speech gesturing tends to be impaired in speakers with different degrees of aphasia and
… We used video clips of 25 patients with aphasia (16 male), who were recruited from several …