… the anatomy of stroke lesions in direct or indirect relation to the symptoms of various types
of … the relationship between neuroanatomical locations of stroke lesions within the brain and …

… lesions normalized to a common template, we carried out voxel-based lesion-symptom …
MTG (pMTG) have been shown to be important substrates for action and tool semantics (27, 30–…

… focal ischemia causing infarcts of strategically important neuroanatomical regions (69). Focal
disease is almost always the result of the types of vascular lesions—affecting large arteries, …

… Of note, although lesion coverage and average lesion size was highest for the right
cerebral hemisphere (Figure 1), the significant anatomical substrates of global and domain-specific …

… Depressive symptoms adversely affect rehabilitation and … discusses its neuroanatomical
substrates with particular … of the anterior border of the lesion from the frontal pole, several …

… be argued that lesions of IFG and/or IPL disrupting action production and action comprehension
in parallel indicate that both are subserved by a common neuroanatomic substrate. On …

… , and many different causes. The neuroanatomical substrates for dystonia are only partly …
Stroke and other destructive lesions in the cerebellum are notably uncommon causes of …

… the neuroanatomical baisis of lanugage from post-stroke aphasia, drawing on a meta-analysis
of published lesion-symptom … the neural substrates of aphasia, providing the overall lesion …

… Functional neuroanatomy of writing is relatively unknown compared to that of other linguistic
… Discussion section in relation to our results and previous lesion data. The SPMs{Z} for the …

… areas in the temporal lobe as the critical substrate for speech recognition. An alternative view
that … Taken together, the lesion and physiological evidence reviewed in this section make a …