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Language disorders in patients with striatal lesions: deciphering the role of the striatum in language performance

2022-12-26

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<p>The classical neural model of language refers to a network of cortical areas involving frontal, parietal and temporal regions. However, patients with a subcortical lesion of the striatum have language difficulties. We investigated whether the striatum is directly involved in language processing or whether its role in decision-making has an indirect effect on language performance, by testing carriers of Huntingt...

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a977e6f4-a84e-5975-8442-d7a58dd6c5a5
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10.31234/osf.io/nfguz
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