Cognition is a central feature of human existence and brain function. Cognitive deficits are
common after stroke and may strongly impact functional outcome. Recent years have seen …

Limb apraxia is a motor disorder frequently observed following a stroke. Apraxic deficits are
classically assessed with four tasks: tool use, pantomime of tool use, imitation, and gesture …

Human action intent recognition has become increasingly dependent on computational
accuracy, real-time responsiveness, and model lightness. Model selection, data filtering, and …

Limb apraxia is a higher-order motor disorder often occurring post-stroke, which affects
skilled actions. It is assessed through tasks involving gesture production or pantomime …

Pragmatic communication abilities refer to the capacity to use language in a social context.
Despite evidence to the contrary, the left cerebral hemisphere of the majority of right handers …

Introduction Using tools effectively is a fundamental human ability. Besides the proper recall
of semantic knowledge, the application of mechanical problem solving strategies allows one …

Background: Upper limb apraxia (ULA) is a neurological syndrome characterized by the
inability to perform purposeful movements. ULA could impact individuals' perceptions …

Objective To evaluate the reliability, identify the optimal cut-off points, and determine the
diagnostic accuracy of the TULIA Apraxia test in a sample of Spanish-speaking post-stroke …

Mental rotation (MR) is widely regarded as a quintessential example of an embodied
cognitive process. This viewpoint stems from the functional parallels between MR and the …

Objective To use peri-threshold transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) intensities to elicit
motor evoked potentials (MEPs) during the subacute stage after stroke and assess their …