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✖Highlights
Characterization of mixed cases of aphasia, the most commonly attested in clinical practice.
Comparison of measurements at the sentence, word, and inflectional levels.
Group and single case comparisons.
Intensive language-action therapy combined with anodal tDCS leads to verb generation improvements in non-fluent post-stroke aphasia
The study explores whether subject-verb-object in aphasia may be a strategy to self-cue the production of the verb by first retrieving its semantically related arguments.
In this abstract, we describe procedures and preliminary results of standardization of the first comprehensive diagnostic assessment battery for post-stroke aphasia in Russian - the Russian Aphasia Test.
This paper focuses on validation of the Aphasia Rapid Test (Azuar et al., 2013) in the Russian-speaking chronic and acute post-stroke populations.