Table 1.

Demographic and clinical information for the patients in the study.

Patient	Gender	Agea	Yrs of Educ.	Mos. Post Onset	Aphasia Quotientb	Lesion Locationc	Weaker STMd
BAC	M	60	19	144	86.6	F, T, P	P
CAC	F	46	12	30	82.9	T, P	S
CN	F	76	16	218	72	F, P	S
DU	F	64	12	84	81.1	F	P
EAC	F	51	16	60	87.1	F, T	S
EBC	M	69	12	312	89.8	P	S
EP	F	51	16	36	84.7	F, T, P	P
IG	M	71	16	80	89.5	F	P
KBE	M	51	18	29	62.8	F, T, P	S
KCX	M	63	16	24	89	F, T, P	S
KD	F	55	12	73	95.2	T, P	S
KL	M	59	16	13	92.4	F, T	P
MD	M	55	12	104	92.2	F	S
MH	M	52	12	74	96.5	F	P
NCC	F	70	12	13	93.2	F	S
NH	M	67	12	120	84.2	F, P	P
NU	M	47	11	84	95.1	F	P
OE	M	63	12	72	93.6	F, T	P
TB	F	37	12	24	91.5	F, P	S
XAI	M	65	12	34	72.2	F, P	S
Mean	--	58.6	13.8	83.8	86.7	--	--
St. Dev.	--	9.9	2.5	75.2	9.1	--	--
Range	--	37–76	12–19	13–312	62.8 – 96.5	--	--

^aYears at test.

^bAphasia quotient, from the Western Aphasia Battery (WAB; Kertesz, 1982).

^cDamage to left hemisphere, based on MRI or CT-scan reports: F = frontal, P = parietal, T = temporal.

^dDesignation of weaker phonological or semantic STM is taken from Table 8 (see text).