… study, the use of communicative gestures was not restricted to aphasic subjects without a …
impaired subjects, gesture use and efficiency did not correlate with gesture comprehension (…

… Gestural communications of 10 mild and moderate aphasics and five controls were … gestures
investigated in this study. No differences were found between aphasic and control subjects …

… aphasia on gesture and speech integration. However, the findings are limited to pointing
gestures. … Thorburn L., Newhoff M., Rubin SS Ability of subjects with aphasia to visually analyse …

… aphasia. The findings of this study suggest that when the person with aphasia is required to
integrate speech and gesture … The verbal phrases consisted of simple subject–verb or subject…

… Purpose The speech and gesturing of the aphasics and control subjects were next analyzed
with regard to (a) the kinds qf meunings put forth; (b) the modes of communication used, ie, …

… of emblematic gestures in the aphasic subjects, since these gestures have clear informative
value, but emblematic gestures were actually remarkably few in our aphasic population (…

… speech and gesture consistent, we used a metric for gesture coding that was similar in spirit
to the one used for coding the informativeness of speech. … In a within-subject comparison, we …

… of batonic gestures relative to speech did not vary among our subject groups. By contrast,
the production rate of ideational gestures was specific to the aphasic disorder (Figure 2). …

… employed interacting dyads consisting of an aphasic and a non-aphasic adult. It was … ,
aphasic subjects would use more gestures to convey information than the non-aphasic subjects. …

… of gestural comprehensibility, a weighted identification rate (WIR; identification rate × certainty
rating, averaged across all judgements) was calculated for each of the 16 aphasic subjects…