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Advanced Brain Age and Chronic Poststroke Aphasia Severity.

Natalie BusbyJanina WilmskoetterEzequiel GleichgerrchtChris RordenRebecca RothRoger Newman-NorlundArgye Elizabeth HillisSimon S KellerChristophe de BezenacSigfus KristinssonJulius FridrikssonLeonardo Bonilha
Published in: Neurology (2022)
Through the application of modern neuroimaging techniques, advanced brain aging was associated with aphasia severity and performance on semantic tasks. Notably, therapy outcome scores were also associated with PBAD, albeit only among participants with advanced brain aging. These findings corroborate the importance of brain age as a determinant of poststroke recovery and underscore the importance of personalized health factors in determining recovery trajectories, which should be considered during the planning or implementation of therapeutic interventions.
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