. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: Hum Brain Mapp. 2019 Jan 22;40(7):2153–2173. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24514

TABLE 1.

Participant characteristics by WAB-R aphasia classification

	N	Gender (% female)	Age, years (SD)	Months P.O. (SD)	WAB-R AQ (SD)
Anomic	15	26.7%	59.3 (9.7)	43.5 (50.7)	89.1 (4.5)
Broca’s	18	27.8%	57.7 (10.3)	68.6 (73.0)	54.5 (17.1)
Conduction	11	36.4%	64.9 (8.2)	44.2 (40.9)	65.3 (15.2)
Global	2	0%	52 (11.3)	57 (11.0)	24.5 (1.2)
Transcortical sensory	1	0%	60 (na)	22.1 (na)	57.8 (na)
Wernicke’s	2	0%	63 (4.2)	61.2 (12.9)	42.0 (15.2)
None	22	45.5%	59 (11.1)	50.8 (44.3)	97.9 (1.6)
Total	71	32.4%	59.6 (10.1)	52.8 (52.5)	75.8 (23.5)

Months P.O. = months postonset; WAB-R AQ = Western Aphasia Battery-Revised, aphasia quotient.