The anatomy of aphasia revisited
@article{Kreisler2000TheAO, title={The anatomy of aphasia revisited}, author={A. Kreisler and O. Godefroy and C. Delmaire and B. Debachy and M. Leclercq and J. Pruvo and D. Leys}, journal={Neurology}, year={2000}, volume={54}, pages={1117 - 1123} }
Objective: To determine lesion locations associated with the various types of aphasic disorders in patients with stroke. Background: The anatomy of aphasia has been challenged by several recent studies. Discrepancies are likely to be due to methodologic issues. Methods: We examined 107 patients with a standardized aphasia battery and MRI. Three examiners blinded to the clinical data rated signal abnormalities in 69 predetermined regions of interest. The statistical procedure used classification… CONTINUE READING
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