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Evaluating the granularity and statistical structure of lesions and behaviour in post-stroke aphasia

2019-10-18

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The pursuit of relating the location of neural damage to the pattern of acquired language and general cognitive deficits post-stroke stems back to 19 th century behavioural neurology. Whilst spatial specificity has improved dramatically over time, from the large areas of damage specified by post-mortem investigation to the millimetre precision of modern MRI, there is an underlying issue that is rarely addressed,...

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Literature Corpus work: b71981e1-cfef-5605-a8b9-f1dbdce857eb
DOI: 10.1101/802595

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