This paper considers the steps needed to generate pragmatic and interpretable lesion-
symptom mappings that can be used for clinically reliable prognoses. The novel …

Disturbances of semantic and phonemic fluency are common after brain damage, as a
manifestation of language, executive, or memory dysfunction. Lesion-symptom mapping …

Modelling behavioural deficits based on structural lesion imaging is a popular approach to
map functions in the human brain, and efforts to translationally apply lesion-behaviour …

Neuropsychological disturbances in the sense of limb ownership provide unique
opportunities to study the neurocognitive basis of body ownership. Previous small sample …

For years, dissociation studies on neurological single-case patients with brain lesions were
the dominant method to infer fundamental cognitive functions in neuropsychology. In …

Left hemispheric cerebral stroke can cause apraxia, a motor cognitive disorder
characterized by deficits of higher-order motor skills such as the failure to accurately …

The size of brain lesions is a variable that is frequently considered in cognitive
neuropsychology. In particular, lesion-deficit inference studies often control for lesion size …

Background Mass flexion-extension co-excitation patterns during walking are often seen as
a consequence of stroke, but there is limited understanding of the specific contributions of …

Personal neglect is a disorder in the perception and representation of the body that causes
the patients to behave as if the contralesional side of their body does not exist. This clinical …

Studies show bilingualism entails an advantage in cognitive control tasks. There is evidence
of a bilingual advantage in the context of aphasia, resulting in better cognitive outcomes and …