Fulk then discovered she "couldn’t eat on the left side of my mouth ... ‘She’s having symptoms of a stroke. Like, ‘Wow, that’s crazy,’ ” she added. After Fulk's friends called ...

Methods Participants included 34 left-hemisphere stroke survivors aged 37 to 77 years (M =59.27, SD =12.49), and 27 age-matched healthy participants aged 28 to 83 years (M =59.93, SD =12.36). All ...

Shamapant said they work with clients who have right-hemisphere cerebrum stroke deficits and left-hemisphere stroke deficits such as aphasia, which is difficulty with language. Sounding out words ...

Even though they may present with no deficits, doing activities with ... RHD to be less severe or less disabling than a left hemisphere stroke, and this is largely based on the fact that adults ...

The team searched the Cochrane and MEDLINE databases for articles on risk factors for post-stroke cognitive deficits published ... stroke in the left hemisphere of the brain, the presence of ...

A new study has unveiled three distinct cognitive deficits contributing ... individuals with left-sided neglect dyslexia, a condition that often follows a right hemisphere stroke.

Because of that, Minga explained, clinical education, practice, and research have been on the overt communication impairments from left hemisphere stroke, leaving a whole ... of and treatment for the ...

while a stroke on the left side tends to affect a person's speech and language. So the team expected to find huge deficits in people who'd lost an entire hemisphere. "Much to our surprise ...