Language lateralisation refers to the phenomenon in which one hemisphere (typically the
left) shows greater involvement in language functions than the other. Measurement of …

The involvement of the right and left hemispheres in mediating language functions has been
measured in a variety of ways over the centuries since the relative dominance of the left …

Often, as we read, we find ourselves thinking about something other than the text; this
tendency to mind-wander is linked to poor comprehension and reduced subsequent …

Hemispheric dominance for language can vary from task to task, but it is unclear if this
reflects error of measurement or independent lateralization of different language systems …

Most functional MRI studies of language processing have focussed on group-level
inference, but for clinical use, the aim is to predict outcomes at an individual patient level …

Introduction The purpose of this study is to establish the most suitable combination of
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) language tasks for clinical use in determining …

Music processing and right hemispheric language lateralization share a common network in
the right auditory cortex and its frontal connections. Given that the development of …

Self-referential processing is defined as the process by which a person becomes aware that
specific contents are related to his or her own self. Cortical midline structures (CMS), such as …

Аннотация Прехирургическое картирование областей мозга, критически важных для
осуществления речевых функций, направлено на минимизацию повреждения этих …

Presurgical brain mapping of language-eloquent cortex aims to minimize its injury during
neurosurgery in patients with brain tumors and drug-resistant epilepsy, and thereby, to …