Language related reorganization in adult brain with slow growing glioma: fMRI prospective case-study
Abstract
One possible mechanism for language plasticity in cases of lesions in left dominant hemisphere is the recruitment of homologous region in the unaffected non-dominant hemisphere. The potential of the right hemisphere to carry out such plasticity is expressed by the functional outcome of patients with lesions in the left hemisphere acquired at childhood prior to language acquisition. Whether lesions in the dominant hemisphere acquired in adulthood...
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Title
Language related reorganization in adult brain with slow growing glioma: fMRI prospective case-study
Published Date
Nov 26, 2008
Journal
Volume
14
Issue
6
Pages
465 - 473
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