… connections between the sensory thalamus and cortex in developmental dyslexia. The results
… novel evidence for the importance of cortico-thalamic interactions in explaining dyslexia. …

… Developmental dyslexia (DD) is one of the most common learning disorders, affecting …
alterations in a specific subdivision of the visual 11 thalamus – the magnocellular LGN (M-LGN). …

… changes in-vivo and post-mortem (5, 9, 16), the aberrant left-hemispheric cortico-thalamic …
that thalamic changes in the visual processing pathway in DD may be primarily left-lateralized. …

It is a widely held belief that developmental dyslexia (DD) is a phonological disorder in … In
contrast, the magnocellular theory of dyslexia assumes that DD is a visual disorder caused by …

… thalamus, thence to the visual cortex which is situated on the back of the occipital cortex at
the very back of the brain. 10% of these ganglion cells are much larger than the others; these …

… Two groups of adult German speakers participated in the study; one group included 14
participants with developmental dyslexia and the other included 14 controls (SI Methods and …

… Developmental dyslexia is characterized by the inability to … of developmental dyslexia, which
we will refer to as dyslexia in the … dyslexia-related alterations in subcortical regions in the left …

… are less sensitive to AM/FM modulations [70], and histological examination of large cells in
the left auditory thalamic nucleus, the medial geniculate nucleus (MGN), which is equivalent …

… Both the M and P ganglion cells project to the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) of the
thalamus en route to the primary visual (striate-V1) cortex, which is situated at the back of the …

… While it is largely accepted that the SC has a critical function in mediating blindsight by
relaying visual signals to cortex [32,39], the thalamic relays via LGN versus pulvinar remain a …