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Reduced Language Connectivity in Pediatric Epilepsy

CITE Title : Reduced Language Connectivity in Pediatric Epilepsy Personal Author(s) : Leigh N., Sepeta;Louise J., Croft;Lauren A., Zimmaro;Elizabeth S., Duke;Virginia K., Terwilliger;Benjamin E., Yerys;Xiaozhen., You;Chandan J., Vaidya;William D., Gaillard;Madison M., Berl; Published Date : 2 2015;2-2015; Source : Epilepsia. 56(2):273-282 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/30304 Leigh N., Sepeta et al. (2015). Reduced Language Connectivity in Pediatric Epilepsy. 56(2). Leigh N., Sepeta et al. "Reduced Language Connectivity in Pediatric Epilepsy" 56, no. 2 (2015) Leigh N., Sepeta et al. "Reduced Language Connectivity in Pediatric Epilepsy" vol. 56, no. 2, 2015 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Louise J., Croft

2 2015 | Epilepsia. 56(2):273-282

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ObjectiveFunctional connectivity (FC) among language regions is decreased in adults with epilepsy compared to controls, but less is known about FC in ...

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