While there has been considerable progress in conducting trials of aphasia therapy, there is
no consistent evidence for long-term benefits of aphasia treatment, suggesting the need to …

Treatments for anomia have demonstrated short-and long-term efficacy. However, individual
outcomes can be variable, and evidence for treatment generalization is limited. We …

Introduction Anomia affects numerous persons with aphasia. Treatment effects of anomia
group therapy have been reported, but the evidence is not comprehensive. This study aimed …

Background: In the context of therapy for word retrieval in aphasia, the person with aphasia
is often required to attempt to name treated items on multiple occasions. However, there is …

Purpose: The purpose of this project was to determine the feasibility of employing a
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) task that captured activation associated with …

Word retrieval deficits are a common problem in patients with stroke-induced brain damage.
While complete recovery of language in chronic aphasia is rare, patients' naming ability can …

The pattern of brain neuroplasticity after naming therapies in patients with aphasia can be
evaluated using task-based fMRI. This article aims to review studies investigating brain …

For decades, scientists have been trying to solve the problem of dementia, with no cure
currently available. Semantic–lexical impairment is well established as the early critical sign …

Background: Persons with aphasia often show variability in language behavior. It is thus a
common practice to evaluate their skills on multiple occasions, for research and clinical …

Word-finding difficulties, or anomia, are a common symptom in various conditions affecting
the brain, such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS) or Parkinson's disease (PD). The aim of this …