… resonance imaging (fMRI), we investigated both English orthographic and phonological
processing in Chinese school children with English reading impairment and typically developing …

… fMRI evidence for dual routes to the mental lexicon in visual word recognition. Journal of
Cognitive Neuroscience, 14, 11–23. Fiez, JA, Balota, DA, Raichle, ME, & Petersen, SE (1999). …

… WM in dyslexic and normal readers aged around 13 years… readers were impaired compared
with the control group. Compared with the dyslexic readers, controls showed increased fMRI …

… The use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) with younger populations has …
addition, we present evidence that this region responds to word stimuli differently in dyslexic …

… We are grateful to all the colleagues who performed the hard work of collecting the empirical
direct evidence on normal and dyslexic readers in the 53 papers included in this meta-…

… Taking the behavioral and the fMRI data together, a general … reading impairment. Thus, the
extent of WM deficits should be taken into account when the severity of a reading impairment …

… we recorded their brain responses with fMRI and ERP techniques and compared … fMRI
and ERP techniques, we sought to characterize distribution and dynamics of neural impairments…

… readers in the left dorsal IFG for phonological reading and greater developmental increase
in the left OT in typical readers for orthographic reading… One behavioral session and two fMRI …

… reading. This theory was assessed in a patient in whom reading was explored with behavioral
measures, fMRI, and … Prior to surgery, when reading was normal, fMRI revealed a normal …

… the impaired print specialization in dyslexia was due to life-long reading impairment and …
, or whether this impairment also played a role during reading acquisition in school children. …