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Challenging the right-hemisphere assumption in post-stroke pragmatics: largely comparable impairment profiles across lesion sides

2026-08-10

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Traditional views assume that pragmatic deficits after stroke, which compromise the interpretation of communicative intentions and non-literal meanings, follow damage to the right hemisphere (RHD), with left-hemisphere damage (LHD) primarily linked to aphasia and structural language impairment. To examine hemispheric contributions to post-stroke pragmatic profiles, we assessed 99 stroke patients (40 LHD, including...

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10.64898/2026.08.06.742887
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