Clinical Study

Paving the Way for Speech: Voice-Training-Induced Plasticity in Chronic Aphasia and Apraxia of Speech—Three Single Cases

Table 1

Summary of the patients’ characteristics. CCTs (obtained within 3 days after the cerebral accident); the left side of the brain is on the right.

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PatientMr. U.Mrs. A.Mr. H.

SexMaleFemaleMale
Age534444
Months since incident181818
DiagnosisSevere Broca's aphasia, moderate AOSSevere global aphasia, severe AOSSevere global aphasia, severe AOS
AetiologyLeft sylvian CVA with secondary hemorrhageExtensive left frontotemporal hemorrhage, extension to caudate nucleus, basal ganglia, and internal capsuleExtensive left sylvian CVA with displacement of the midline

AOS: apraxia of speech; CVA: cerebral vascular accident.