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Enhancing fMRI language lateralization indices by homotopic mapping

2019-10-08

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The non-invasive nature of fMRI would make it an excellent tool for determining language lateralization, potentially replacing the WADA test that is now considered the gold standard. However, while the result of the WADA test has 3 straightforward categories, i.e. left, right, or bilateral language lateralization, fMRI lateralization indices (LIs) are on a continuous scale between −1 (completely right lateralized)...

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DOI: 10.1101/792515

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