Children with epilepsy and normal structural MRI pose a particular challenge in localization
of epileptic foci for surgical resection. Many of these patients have subtle structural lesions …

The cerebellum is relevant for virtually all aspects of behavior in health and disease.
Cerebellar findings are common across all kinds of neuroimaging studies of brain function …

The cerebellum, Latin for small brain, weighs only about 10% of the adult human brain;
however, it contains four times as many cerebral neurons. The cerebellum has undergone a …

Expanding behavioral and neurobiological evidence affirms benefits of shared (especially
parent-child) reading on cognitive development during early childhood. However, the …

Spoken conversations typically take place in noisy environments, and different kinds of
masking sounds place differing demands on cognitive resources. Previous studies …

Research on neuroplasticity in recovery from aphasia depends on the ability to identify
language areas of the brain in individuals with aphasia. However, tasks commonly used to …

Neuroimaging has tremendous potential for quantifying hemispheric specializations.
However, the possibilities remain under-utilized, in part, given some of the complexities in …

To investigate how hearing status, sign language experience, and task demands influence
functional responses in the human superior temporal cortices (STC) we collected fMRI data …

Functional studies show that our brain has a remarkable ability to reorganize itself in the
absence of one or more sensory modalities. In this review, we gathered all the available …

Abstract “Which is the dominant hemisphere?” is a question that arises frequently in patients
considered for neurosurgery. The concept of the dominant hemisphere implies uniformity of …