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Automated language impairment screening in acute stroke using connected speech

2026-08-17

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Connected speech is essential for everyday communication, but clinical constraints and patient fatigue limit detailed evaluation in acute stroke (<1-week post-stroke). Bedside assessments may sample discourse but rarely quantify language impairment (LI) in connected speech, leaving patients’ communication poorly characterized. We analyzed brief story retellings from 86 patients with left-hemisphere stroke (∼4 days...

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DOI: 10.64898/2026.08.14.26360474

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