… anomic aphasia used all of the gesture types examined in this study. The proportion of
participants with anomic aphasia who used concrete deictic (31%) and iconic CVPT gestures (21…

… It remains unclear how important this contribution of gesture is for aphasic communication.
Furthermore, PWA as well as NBDP produce various gesture types and representation …

… We focused on the role of gestures for individuals with aphasia who present with a primary
production deficit (ie, relatively preserved comprehension and semantic processing). We …

… , we focused our analyses on the frequency of the gesture type per minute, as we aimed
to analyze gesture types independent of the severity of the language impairment and as we …

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

… with limited gestures, and to understand much of what other people say. 2 His gestures
have … more sparse and restricted than the gestures of people without brain damage. Despite …

… was to investigate gesture production in different types of conversation and with different
conversation partners in neurologically healthy participants and participants with aphasia, in …

… This article focuses on arm and hand gesture as one such “device” or modality. … of people
with aphasia. This article aims to synthesize the relevant information about gesture in aphasia …

… with different types of aphasia. In this study, we asked whether patterns of speech and gesture
production of individuals with aphasia vary by aphasia and discourse type and also differ …

… gesture production in aphasia. Significant limitations currently permeate the general (psycho)linguistic
literature on gesture … and clinical application of gesture for people with aphasia. …