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Left frontal white matter links to rhythmic processing relevant to speech production

2019-12-04

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Recent evidence suggests that a shared neurocomputational mechanism tracks the temporal structure of auditory input and speech output. We investigate the link between speech production and rhythmic abilities in 24 healthy controls and 23 patients with primary progressive aphasia, including 12 non-fluent variant patients (NFV) with apraxia of speech. Seventy-five percent of NFV cases displayed poorer rhythmic abili...

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4afaefe4-42e1-5dd3-bb4f-c22b795db910
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10.1101/19013458
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