Stroke is less common in children than in adults, but it has a devastating power for the future
of these individuals, even with signs of better recovery from the changes. The aim of this …

Objectives This study aims to investigate the long-term language outcome in children with
unilateral childhood stroke in comparison to those with perinatal strokes and typically …

Purpose: Most clinicians would recommend speech and language therapy (SLT) for aphasic
patients. The question of when and for how long SLT should be administered still remains …

Background: Aphasia affects one third of acute stroke patients. There is a considerable
spontaneous recovery in aphasia, but impaired communication ability remains a great …

Sažetak A 70-year-old male patient, who was diagnosed with human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) in 2001 and did not undergo antiretroviral therapy, was admitted two months after …

The aim of this study was to investigate the time window, duration and intensity of optimal
speech and language therapy applied to aphasic patients with subacute stroke in our …

The purpose of this article was doing a report case of an aphasic client subjected to speech
therapy in the clinic of a Speech Pathology and Audiology course of a federal university. The …

Background: Considerable spontaneous recovery is observed in aphasia, but impaired
communication ability remains a great problem. Almost half of the patients still have aphasia …

Background: A perinatal left hemispheric infarct can, in most cases, be well compensated
with respect to language. At this early developmental stage, not only perilesional, but also …

Background/Objective: Post stroke disability has been always related to motor impairment
but there are some evidences that cognitive disturbances such as aphasia may contribute to …