BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Prediction of functional outcome immediately after stroke
onset can guide optimal management. Most prognostic grading scales to date, however …

BACKGROUND: Aphasia is a disabling chronic stroke symptom, but the prognosis for
patients presenting with aphasia in the hyperacute window has not been well characterized …

Objectives The outcome of aphasia at 3 months is variable in patients with moderate/severe
stroke. The aim was to predict 3-month aphasia outcome using prediction models including …

Background: Diffusion-perfusion mismatch (perfusion-weighted imaging [PWI] abnormality
minus diffusion-weighted imaging [DWI] abnormality) can identify candidates for acute stroke …

During the first few hours after onset, stroke symptoms may evolve rapidly. We studied the
correlation between brain perfusion and aphasia changes during the hyperacute phase of …

Objectives Language recovery following acute stroke is difficult to predict due to several
evaluation factors and time constraints. We aimed to investigate the predictors of aphasia …

Background Aphasia is one of the most devastating stroke-related consequences for social
interaction and daily activities. Aphasia recovery in acute stroke depends on the degree of …

Background and Purpose: Acute onset aphasia may be due to stroke but also to other
causes, which are commonly referred to as stroke mimics. We hypothesized that, in patients …

Background. The contribution of lesion size and location in poststroke aphasia is debated,
especially the extent to which aphasia severity is affected by damage to specific white matter …

Background: Due to the high post-stroke frequency of dysphagia, dysarthria, and aphasia,
we developed comprehensive neuroanatomical, clinical, and demographic models to …