Woods et al., "Topographical relationships between arcuate
fasciculus connectivity and cortical thickness," Human Brain Mapping, vol.
On this note the vertical occipital
fasciculus can represent a parallel hyperactivated pathway supporting the parietal propagation from more basal onset involving the fusiform gyrus.
Papagno, "Naming and the role of the uncinate
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(26) Further, decreased FA in the inferior longitudinal
fasciculus in binge drinking and substance using adolescents has been shown to be associated with poorer working-memory performance.
Supportive diagnostic tests in patients with subacute cerebellar degeneration Case CSF Brain MRI EEG 1 Protein: 71 mg/dL Bilaterally periventricular N Cytology: N chronic ischaemic lesions Culture: N 2 Protein: 146 mg/dL N (brain and cervical) N Cytology: N Culture: N Case Evoked potentials EMG 1 Bilaterally block in
fasciculus N gracilis in SEP 2 Bilaterally conduction Axonal-demyelinating elongated in VEP, bilaterally sensory motor PNP block in
fasciculus gracilis and cuneatus in SEP CSF: Cerebrospinal fluid, EEG: Electroencephalography, EMG: Electromyography, PNP: Polyneuropathy, SEP: Somatosensory evoked potential, MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging, N: Normal, VEP: Visual evoked potentials Table 3.
The evidence, for the involvement of the RH in melody-based treatment in the current study, is broadly consistent with findings from DTI studies showing an increase in the number of fibers in the right arcuate
fasciculus in patients following MIT [20, 21].
The graph in Figure 3 shows that the tracts for the long fibres (red colour in the segmented illustration) connecting the posterior and anterior sections of the arcuate
fasciculus bundle were significantly longer in the frequent hallucinating group compared to healthy controls, while there was no significant difference for patients with less frequent and severe hallucinations.
DTI analysis revealed a significant increase in mean, radial, and axial diffusivity, mainly of the fibers of bilateral anterior thalamic radiation and superior longitudinal
fasciculus with left predominance, which intersected with bilateral subinsular white matter (P < 0.05).
In his printed version of 1482 Caxton completed the book with his Liber ultimus chapter, based in part on the synchronically arranged
Fasciculus temporum, which relied on a diagrammatic mise-en-page that because it required precise replication was more suited to print than manuscript.
Their rationale was that, in the 1960s, subthalamic lesioning showed symptom relief in PD patients and a histological study they performed led them to believe they were aiming at the thalamic
fasciculus. With this target, they reported treating 13 patients (Table 1).