… which was described in the early 1900s is ideomotor apraxia (IMA), … in voluntary tool-related
cognition, gesture imitation, and even fine … Publicly available imaging data from the Human …

… resonance diffusion imaging and tract-based, multivariate topographical inference to uncover
white matter damage related to chronic apraxia in the production of meaningful gestures. …

… apraxia tests might depend on common motor–cognitive processes involved in, for example,
the imitation of gestures … consent for using their clinical imaging data for lesion mapping. …

… cognitive impairments) and idiopathic apraxia (ie, gesture … body image and body schema,
might be considered specific of … production system in cognitive models of apraxia. In these …

… images (“Wortbewegungsbilder”), ie, the “memory images of … model describing how this
region evolves into a neural basis … of a devoicing gesture are all unfavourable in the NLG model. …

… suggest that the neural basis of praxis deficits in … of gesture errors remain lower than that
observed in apraxia following stroke. Thus, our findings argue against a specific type of apraxia …

… Apraxia designates the impaired ability to perform a gesture, in spite of preserved motor,
somatosensory, and coordination functions … aspects of the body image are impaired. Moreover, …

… Hence, it is crucial to consider gesture meaning in apraxia … their neuropsychological and
clinical imaging data. The ethics … shared neural substrates SMG and STG for gesture imitation, …

… For example, consider this definition: “Apraxia designates the impaired ability to perform
a gesture, in spite of preserved motor, somatosensory, and coordination functions in the limb …

… Methodically, our longitudinal lesion mapping approach is based only on acute imaging data
and combines them with acute and chronic behavioral data. Reasons supporting the usage …