BACKGROUND Phonological priming has been shown to facilitate naming in individuals with aphasia as well as healthy speakers, resulting in faster naming latencies. However, the mechanisms of phonological facilitation (PF) in aphasia remain unclear. AIMS Within discrete vs. interactive models of lexical access, this study examined whether PF occurs via the sub-lexical or lexical route during no...

Abstract BAbSANT (Bilingual Semantic Associative Network Training) is a novel, theoretically motivated approach to anomia therapy for bilingual persons with aphasia (BPWA). We report on Russian-dominant, Russian–English BPWA, who was trained abstract English and Russian words. hypothesized both within- cross-language generalization when the non-dominant language trained, only within-language do...

La pandemia de COVID-19, declarada en el 2020 por la Organización Mundial Salud (OMS), se ha constituido una las crisis mayor impacto para salud y sus determinantes sociales. Las sindemias presentan cuando inequidad sanitaria biopolítica predominante manifiesta su control sobre vida. Para hacer frente a esta sindemia, es necesario comprender, mejorar tomar cuenta sociales salud, con propósito p...

We report a case of frontotemporal dementia caused by a novel MAPT mutation (Q351R) with a remarkably long amnestic presentation mimicking familial Alzheimer's disease. Longitudinal clinical, neuropsychological and imaging data provide convergent evidence for predominantly bilateral anterior medial temporal lobe involvement consistent with previously established neuroanatomical signatures of MA...

Cerebral hypoxia during cardiac arrest is the leading cause of mortality and morbidity in survival victims. To reduce cerebral damage, studies focus on finding effective treatments during the resuscitation period. Our report focuses on a 36-year-old police officer who had had two cardiac arrests (one at home and one at the hospital). After acute treatment, his cardiac and brain functions recove...