Structural fragmentation of linguistic brain networks predicts aphasia severity, but not response to treatment.
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Event Abstract Back to Event Structural fragmentation of linguistic brain networks predicts aphasia severity, but not response to treatment. Alexander M. Swiderski1, 2*, Haley Dresang2, William Hula1, 2, Michael W. Dickey1, 2, Fang-Cheng Yeh2, Juan Fernandez-Miranda3 and Patrick J. Doyle1 1 VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System, United States 2 University of Pittsburgh, United States 3 Stanford University, United States Introduction. Network measures...
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Structural fragmentation of linguistic brain networks predicts aphasia severity, but not response to treatment.
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Volume
13
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