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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Aphasiology. 2015 Mar 19;30(5):542–565. doi: 10.1080/02687038.2015.1023695

TABLE 2.

Participant characteristics

Participant Age Gender Days post onset Lesion Aphasia BDAE Severity Rating (0-5)
Allocated to Usual Care SLT
GRERO 73 M 68 Traumatic brain injury with left temporal intracranial hemorrhage Moderate-severe Wernicke's 2
LEBPI 70 M 14 Left middle cerebral artery infarct Mild-moderate anomic 2
FOXSU 63 F 19 Left middle cerebral artery infarct and intraventricular hemorrhage Moderate undifferentiated fluent 2
TATMI 45 M 41 Left basal ganglia hemorrhage Moderate-severe Broca's, moderate apraxia 2
MILSU (discontinued) 47 F 10 Left middle cerebral artery infarct (administered tPA**) Moderate conduction 2
GILRI (discontinued) 66 M 23 Left parietal infarct Mild-moderate conduction 4
MARRI (discontinued) 53 M 7 Left middle cerebral artery infarct (administered tPA**) Mild-moderate anomic→ resolved 3

Allocated to Usual Care SLT + CILT Paired with
KISNO 45 M 21 Left middle cerebral artery infarct with parietal bleed Moderate conduction 3 SIMLA
SIMLA 60 M 49 Traumatic brain injury with left subdural/subarachnoid hemorrhages Moderate-severe undifferentiated fluent 2 KISNO
MCCLA 37 F 11 Left middle cerebral artery infarct Moderate-severe Broca's, moderate apraxia 2 SALMA
SALMA 76 F 17 Left middle cerebral artery infarct Severe Broca's, reduced comprehension, apraxia 1 MCCLA
SAPJO 53 M 25 Left middle cerebral artery infarct Severe Broca's, reduced comprehension, apraxia 1 BARWI→volunteer*
BARWI (Discontinued) 55 M 36 Left temporoparietal intracranial hemorrhage Severe Broca's, reduced comprehension, apraxia 1 SAPJO

BDAE = Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination. SLT = Speech and Language Therapy. CILT = Constraint Induced Language Therapy

*

SAPJO was originally paired with BARWI who was discontinued secondary to the severity of his apraxia. A trained volunteer served as SAPJO's partner for remaining CILT sessions.

**

tPA = Tissue plasminogen activator, administered during acute hospitalization (prior to admission to inpatient rehabilitation)