Dallas / San Antonio / Fonville / New York / PARIS / Greenville / /
Company
American Heart Association Inc. / Speizer AE / Wolters Kluwer / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Bar PR / Columbia University Medical Center / Columbia University / Neurological Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
online version / Early imaging / diffusion-weighted imaging infarct volume / diffusion-weighted imaging volume / functional magnetic resonance imaging pattern / local law / serial imaging substudy / diffusion-weighted imaging lesion / /
MedicalCondition
Von Arbin M. Aphasia / DF / concomitant severe aphasia / dysarthria / aphasia / mean composite aphasia / ischemic stroke / dysfunction / severe hemiparesis / acute stroke / hemiparesis / injury / initial aphasia / functions such agrammatism / poststroke aphasia / inpatient stroke / stroke / both hemiparesis / hemisphere ischemic strokes / stroke admission / severe aphasia / image-verified / first-time ischemic strokes / Twenty-one stroke / moderate aphasia / /
MedicalTreatment
speech therapy / /
Organization
Columbia University / Neurological Institute / Stroke Division / Tananbaum Family Foundation / Columbia University Medical Center / American Heart Association / /
Person
John W. Krakauer / Daniel Antoniello / Ann Neurol / Randolph S. Marshall / Ronald M. Lazar / Murray V / Joanne R. Festa / Brandon Minzer / S. Marshall Stroke / / /
Improvement in Aphasia Scores After Stroke Is Well Predicted by Initial Severity Ronald M. Lazar, Brandon Minzer, Daniel Antoniello, Joanne R. Festa, John W. Krakauer and Randolph S. Marshall Stroke published online Jun