… Neuroanatomical substrate involvement could also vary with age, as suggested by the
discovery of age differences in the regional distribution of activation in functional neuroimaging …

This report will present an overview of those structures in the spinal cord which are
concerned, or probably concerned, with nocicepfive mechanisms and correlate the structural …

… affects subcortical regions, and part of the language cortex remains intact, aphasic symptoms
… a common neural substrate with other cognitive functions [80]. For instance, lesion and …

… Studies of patients with discrete lesions have also examined the neuroanatomical
substrates of social and emotional dysfunction, usually focusing on behaviours associated with …

… causes. The neuroanatomic basis of stroke-related myocardial injury is not well understood.
… are needed to show whether the neural substrate defined in the current study is an …

… In parallel to the numerous neurological deficits associated with AHP, several regions
have been determined as possible neuroanatomical substrates. In two studies using lesion …

… seen in patients with lesions of the orbitofrontal cortex. /Neuropsychopharmacology 13:151–168,
1995) … The anatomical substrate of motor symptoms in TS is poorly understood. The …

… In conclusion, the ALE meta-analysis of 10 lesion-symptom mapping studies of naming
performance yielded distinct clusters, predominantly in anterior and posterior portions of the left …

… different lesion-symptom mapping studies which concluded that left egocentric symptoms are
… gyri) while allocentric symptoms are associated with more posterior lesions impacting the …

In visual search, the detection of pop-out targets is facilitated when the target-defining
dimension remains the same compared with when it changes across trials. We tested the brain …