Varkanitsa, M;
Kasselimis, D;
Boulouis, G;
Fugard, AJB;
Evdokimidis, I;
Druks, J;
Potagas, C;
(2019)
Verbal memory and sentence comprehension in aphasia: A case series.
Neurocase
, 25
(5)
pp. 169-176.
10.1080/13554794.2019.1635624.
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Abstract
This case series explores the relationship between verbal memory capacity and sentence comprehension in four patients with aphasia. Two sentence comprehension tasks showed that two patients, P1 and P2, had impaired syntactic comprehension, whereas P3 and P4's sentence comprehension was intact. The memory assessment tasks showed that P1 and P2 had severely impaired short-term memory, whereas P3 and P4 performed within the normal range in the short-term memory tasks. This finding suggests an association between short-term memory deficit and sentence comprehension difficulties. P1 and P3 exhibited impaired comparable working memory deficits, suggesting a dissociation between working memory and sentence comprehension.
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