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Leveraging Pupillometry and Luminance-Based Mental Imagery for a Novel Mode of Communication ...
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Perceptual learning of lexical tone categories: an ERP study ...
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Morphological cues in the comprehension of relative clauses by Greek children with specific language impairment and typical development: A comparative study ...
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Morphological cues in the comprehension of relative clauses by Greek children with specific language impairment and typical development: A comparative study ...
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N170 visual word specialization on implicit and explicit reading tasks in Spanish speaking adult neoliterates ...
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Neural Correlates of Embodiment in Action Verb Meaning: Entrenched Versus Translated Forms ...
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Perception of American English Vowels by Spanish-English bilingual listeners ...
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Pathophysiology and Treatment of Alien Hand Syndrome ...
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Background: Alien hand syndrome (AHS) is a disorder of involuntary, yet purposeful, hand movements that may be accompanied by agnosia, aphasia, weakness, or sensory loss. We herein review the most reported cases, current understanding of the pathophysiology, and treatments. Methods: We performed a PubMed search in July of 2014 using the phrases “alien hand syndrome,” “alien hand syndrome pathophysiology,” “alien hand syndrome treatment,” and “anarchic hand syndrome.” The search yielded 141 papers (reviews, case reports, case series, and clinical studies), of which we reviewed 109. Non-English reports without English abstracts were excluded. Results: Accumulating evidence indicates that there are three AHS variants: frontal, callosal, and posterior. Patients may demonstrate symptoms of multiple types; there is a lack of correlation between phenomenology and neuroimaging findings. Most pathologic and functional imaging studies suggest network disruption causing loss of inhibition as the likely cause. ...
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FOS Clinical medicine; Medicine; Neurosciences
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URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d8m907gw https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/doi/10.7916/D8M907GW
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UNDERSTANDING THE NEURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF ABSTRACT CONCEPTS: CONVERGING EVIDENCE FROM FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING AND APHASIA ...
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Household food insecurity and symptoms of neurologic disorder in Ethiopia: An observational analysis: Supplementary survey ...
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Household food insecurity and symptoms of neurologic disorder in Ethiopia: An observational analysis: Supplementary survey ...
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Household food insecurity and symptoms of neurologic disorder in Ethiopia: An observational analysis: Supplementary survey ...
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Household food insecurity and symptoms of neurologic disorder in Ethiopia: An observational analysis: Supplementary survey ...
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Household food insecurity and symptoms of neurologic disorder in Ethiopia: An observational analysis ...
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Age Effects on Load-Dependent Brain Activations in Working Memory for Novel Material ...
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Implementing Diagnostic Criteria and Estimating Frequency of Mild Cognitive Impairment in an Urban Community ...
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