… (aphasia) is not yet fully understood. This study investigated how aphasic patients perceive
and produce co-speech gestures … of spontaneous co-speech gesturing. For this purpose, we …

… gesture within authentic conversations among persons with aphasia to discern the functions
of gesture … they deploy gesture types differently that align with their type of aphasia with non-…

… According to this view, the disturbance of gestures reflects type and severity of aphasia.
The most influential study in this context has been published by Cicone et al. (1979). …

… gestures were generally informative and clearly intelligible. Wernicke’s aphasic patients
usedmany more pointing gestures in … improve their communication by gestures and the authors …

… This suggests that if semantic knowledge is impaired, as can occur in aphasia, both the
frequency and form of iconic gestures would be affected. People with aphasia produce gestures …

… "communication disorder" in aphasia. Defining a defect in gesture as part of an aphasic
communication disorder requires that it be correlated with the severity of aphasia. Furthermore, it …

… of potential interlocutors for the gestures produced by people with aphasia”, and we believe
… aphasic speech and gestures which although it is now based on a limited sample of aphasic …

… Here, we extend this account based on a three-language, comparative analysis of gesture-speech
coexpression of discourse focal content in non- aphasic speakers. We show that verb …

… of potential functions of gestures in interaction involving people with aphasia (PWA)
demonstrates how little is known about the role multimodal communication plays in aphasia. As …

… the effects of aphasia and ideomotor apraxia on conversational gesture. Participants
included 8 neurologically normal control participants and 12 participants having aphasia from a …