… role of bilateral hemispheres and cerebellum in speech recovery to … A proposed regional
hierarchy in recovery of post⁃stroke … The cerebellum and cognition: evidence from functional …

… in cerebellum may provide a mechanism for the GH-induced brain function in PWS patients.
… of mRNA for IGF-2, IGF-2R and any other GABAB receptor subunits in any brain regions. …

… To this end, the Citation Report function in Web of Science was used, based on the …
detection, whereas activity in the bilateral regions of the insular cortex and amygdala increases …

… posterior cranial nerve function becomes widely accepted. … the exposure of JF and petroclival
regions 5,12 . The dura … and its branches, posterior inferior cerebellar artery, which will lead …

… in operation, the neurological function recovery of patients treated … Global and regional burden
of stroke during 1990-2010: … Controversies in the management of spontaneous cerebellar …

… , retinitis pigmentosa, cerebellar ataxia, developmental delay … involving bilateral parieto-occipital
regions & splenium of corpus … difference in biochemical function, electroretinogram and …

… regions of cerebellum were located at the left cerebellar hemisphere, left culmen of anterior
cerebella lobe, and bilateral cerebellar … Functional neuroimaging using PET/CT could directly …

… that most of the posterior cerebellar regions showed functional connectivity with the cerebral
… that cerebellum not only activated in the mental activity of motor-related function and …

… -cerebellar and cerebellar peduncle white matter alterations and functional imaging studies
commonly report increased functional connectivity with supratentorial regions. Increased …

… to demonstrate the functional connectivity between different sub-regions of cerebellum and
the … Following this, the BOLD correlation analysis between 28 sub-regions of cerebellum and …