Stroke Neurology / Neuroscience Right brain structures may hold clue to language recovery after stroke
The brain is divided into two hemispheres, the right and the left. In most people, the left side dominates in language and speech-motor functions. If the left side of the brain is damaged by stroke, aphasia can result. Aphasia can cause problems with speaking, naming, repeating and understanding language. Many people recover some of these [...]
