… gesture and speech production in aphasia by exploring how much information speakers with
aphasia conveyed by gesture … use of their full communicative potential through gesture. We …

… Yet, while documenting a number of revealing phenomena, this study does not treat the
role assumed by gesture within ongoing aphasic communication and so does not illuminate …

… use gestures in their communications at least two minimal requirements must be met: First,
it is necessary to examine gestures produced in actual communication … on gestures which …

… of communication tools of people with aphasia. The article is written with the central goal
of clarifying and highlighting the utility of the gesture domain in the management of aphasia. …

… system remains intact after language impairment and how PWA use gestures to improve
communication. A likely source for the contradicting results is that many studies were conducted …

… Use of semantically rich and semantically empty gestures for PWA and NHP. ............................…
Influence of the conversation topic on the use of semantically rich gestures (in %). ...................…

… The use of stand-alone gestures might be most evident if aphasia is severe, where very …
speech might encourage the use of gestures as a compensatory means of communication. In a …

… with aphasia. The findings of this study suggest that when the person with aphasia is required
to integrate speech and gesture in order to obtain meaning, then using gesture alongside …

… use of gestures for communication. Early studies on the relationship of … to use gestures to
compensate for their verbal limitations and thus hypothesize that PWA produce more gestures …

… increases when speech is spatial in nature (Hostetter and Sullivan 2011); but while people
with aphasia generally produce more gesture than control participants (Carlomagno and …