… of reperfusion therapy in clinical practice, another reason for the higher proportion of patients
receiving acute reperfusion therapy … were not eligible for acute reperfusion therapy [41]. It is …

… reperfusion was positively associated with improvement of most language functions, except
spontaneous speech… Although information regarding the course of speech therapy would be …

… 2 People with aphasia experience changes to their expressive language abilities, including
spoken and written language, receptive language abilities, including spoken and written …

… A classification of bleeding events after reperfusion therapy for … -life and other reperfusion
therapies including mechanical … to be related to reperfusion therapy, whereas those beyond 1 …

… The speech language protocol was based on a traditional stimulation/facilitation model with
a … We tightly scheduled the speech/language and physical therapy to occur during the active …

… Early and intensive speech and language therapy is the only effective treatment to date
but usually is limited in duration and intensity. Therefore, improved and additional treatment …

… The basic therapy is understood to be patient care as well as the control and timely … The two
strategic directions of stroke specific therapy are reperfusion, ie improvement of blood supply …

BACKGROUND: Mirror therapy (MT) has proven to be beneficial for treating patients suffering
from motor aphasia after stroke. However, the impacts of MT on neuroplasticity remain …

… refine patient selection for reperfusion therapies in an extended … of patients who might be
amenable to reperfusion therapy. … patients who achieved early and complete tissue reperfusion. …

… While reperfusion therapy is critical, treatment for mimics can also be time-sensitive. Aims:
Our primary aim was to assess the range of mimic diagnoses presenting to our service. Our …