Background Language impairment is one of the core features of psychological, mental or
speech disorders. Stroke has the highest disability-adjusted life-years lost in any disease …

Background: Stroke has the highest disability-adjusted life-years lost in any disease, and
approximately one-third of the patients get aphasia. Computers and tablets are innovative …

A life without language–the human system of communication–is a life that couldn't be lived
to the fullest. Aphasia, a multimodal neurophysiologic disorder that is manifested by a …

Background Aphasia, an acquired language impairment secondary to neurological damage,
limits one's participation in daily activities and affects their quality of life (Code & Herrmann …

Objective: Individuals with aphasia often experience significant problems in their daily lives
and social participation. Technologies that address speech and language disorders deficit in …

Aphasia after stroke is a common disease. Studies indicated that virtual reality and tangible
interactions can effectively assist rehabilitation of aphasia after stroke. However, few existing …

Aphasia is a highly disabling acquired language disorder generally caused by a left‐
lateralized brain damage. Even if traditional therapies have been shown to induce an …

One third of stroke patients suffer from language disorders. These disorders severely impair
individuals' communication abilities, which impacts on their quality of life. Recently, the …

Aphasia is an impairment that affects many different aspects of language and makes it more
difficult for a person to communicate with those around them. Treatment for aphasia is often …

Stroke remains one of the major causes for most language and functional disabilities, but
this disease is not the only cause for such deficits. Current rehabilitation programs struggle …