… the spontaneous use of gestures in the conversations of participants with aphasia (PWA) …
on gesture production overall and on the production of semantically rich and empty gestures. …

… The results from this study suggest that, for people with aphasia, gesture production is …
may lead to further inquiry and investigation of gesture production in the aphasic population. …

… in gesture production and gesture-based therapies. Research detailing the gesture abilities
of people with aphasia (both … gesture as a therapeutic agent in aphasia therapy is critiqued. …

… This finding is likely to be specific to speakers’ language profile: PWA in this study had
mild-to-moderate aphasia, and produced gesture that was concurrent to language, not in its place…

… Thus the question remains as to how we can best advance the body of knowledge on
gesture production in aphasia. Significant limitations currently permeate the general (psycho)…

… the person with aphasia is required to integrate speech and gesture in order to obtain meaning,
then using gesture … We often produce gesture alongside speech, and these gestures are …

… role of gestures for individuals with aphasia who present with a primary production deficit (ie…
deficit creates opportunities and a communicative need for the individual to produce gesture …

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

… Fourteen people with severe aphasia received 15 hr of gesture and naming treatments.
Evaluations comprised repeated measures of gesture and word production, comparing treated …

… The pantomime gestures produced by people with aphasia in a conversational discourse …
produced gestures can be an effective communication tool for people with aphasia. …