Acquired aphasia is a research concept focusing on language impairments resulting from brain injury sustained after typical language development. It investigates the patterns of disruption to linguistic abilities and their underlying neural mechanisms, providing insights into the neural basis of language processing.
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Leading researchers in Acquired Aphasia. Counts cover only their work on this concept, not their overall record.
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CK Northwestern University | 58 | 5.2K | 37 |
LW The University of Queensland | 56 | 3.3K | 33 |
HG Boston University | 41 | 4.4K | 31 |
NS Southeastern Louisiana University | 37 | 2.7K | 30 |
AB University of Milan | 31 | 2.2K | 28 |
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 Boston, United States | 361 | 33.4K | 61 |
 Evanston, United States | 278 | 20.5K | 49 |
 Mountain View, United States | 349 | 20.9K | 48 |
 London, United Kingdom | 197 | 12.8K | 44 |
 Brisbane, Australia | 254 | 15.9K | 42 |
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