… This study aimed to investigate the relative efficacy of gesture, verbal, and combined
verbal plus gesture treatments for a person with mild, lexical‐semantic level aphasic word …

… ► We analysed the patterns of coverbal gesturing in 2 persons with Wernicke's aphasia. ►
They had … This indicated a role of coverbal gestures in recovery from severe fluent aphasia. …

… features of gestures produced by persons with aphasia (PWA… Spontaneous gestures were
studied in two contexts: (i) … gestures, produced by PWA and by persons without aphasia …

… , and metaphorical) gestures were largely coproduced … aphasia severity nor comprehension
ability had an impact on the total amount of content gesture produced in people with aphasia…

… conditions for all tested gesture types. We conclude that gestures in PWA disambiguate the
… Whilst we know that PWA with different aphasic types and severities make spontaneous use …

… of how it is that some people with aphasia are able to utilise gesture and others are not, the
… gesture and the degree to which treatment utilising gesture is possible at all for people with …

… gesture. It should be emphasized that the goal of this analysis is not to determine whether
the gestures of the aphasic … Rather, formal characteristics of gestures included in the corpus …

… and gesture treatment over semantic-only and repetition-only treatments for only one of three
nonfluent aphasic … Thus the relative efficacy of semantic (eg, SFA), gesture, and repetition …

… language typology influences how people gesture when using ‘… iconic gesture used by an
English speaker with conduction … gesture because we consider them to be different types of …

… describing spontaneous gesture use by individuals with aphasia describe gesture frequency…
Broca's and Conduction type aphasias produced a higher frequency of gesture than control …