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 …

Persons with aphasia (PWA) re-enter their community after their rehabilitation program is
ended. Thus it is incumbent on rehabilitation specialists to incorporate training in using …

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 …

Aphasia is a language disorder typically caused by stroke. It impairs speech, reading, writing
and comprehension, with profound consequences for the person's social and psychological …

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 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 …

BACKGROUND: Aphasia is an impaired ability to use language for communication after a
brain damage. The primary means of intervention for aphasia–Speech-Language therapy …

Background In recent years, innovative interactive technologies, such as virtual reality, have
emerged as a valuable approach in the rehabilitation of aphasia. Indeed, they offer the …

Purpose This systematic review explored how virtual reality (VR) has been used to
rehabilitate aphasia. Materials and methods Empirical studies were included where VR was …

Background: Digital technology is making an increasing contribution to aphasia therapy.
However, applications of virtual reality are rare. EVA Park is a virtual island developed with …