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1 redictive acoustic features was different in amusia.
2 information about which brain areas underlie amusia.
3  temporal and temporoparietal areas in pitch amusia.
4 all published case reports of lesion-induced amusia.
5 olume, which correlated with the severity of amusia.
6 t for noninvasive brain stimulation to treat amusia.
7 dies of patients with acquired or congenital amusia [5-8] suggest that the right posterior superior t
8 resent study investigated whether congenital amusia, a lifelong disorder of musical processing, impac
9   This study investigated whether congenital amusia, a neuro-developmental disorder of musical percep
10 y in a sample of individuals with congenital amusia, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by d
11 d preferences in individuals with congenital amusia, a neurogenetic disorder characterized by abnorma
12                                 The study of amusia, a neurologic music processing deficit, has incre
13 lications for the diagnosis and prognosis of amusia after stroke and for rehabilitation planning.
14 nt temporal lobe regions for the recovery of amusia after stroke.
15                     Here, we examine whether amusia also affects socio-emotional processing, probing
16 measuring fMRI responses in 11 subjects with amusia and 11 age- and education-matched controls to a s
17                         Thirteen adults with amusia and 11 controls completed two experiments.
18           Twelve individuals with congenital amusia and 12 matched control participants judged the em
19                                              Amusia and aphasia were behaviorally assessed at acute a
20 as the crucial neural substrate for acquired amusia and highlight the importance of different tempora
21 vation and connectivity patterns in acquired amusia and highlight the role of dorsal networks in amus
22 evident in anterior temporal areas in rhythm amusia and in posterior temporal and temporoparietal are
23 gions form the neural substrate for acquired amusia and its recovery, we performed a voxel-based lesi
24 onnectivity changes associated with acquired amusia and its recovery.
25 orders as developmental dyslexia, congenital amusia and tinnitus.
26 allenge the prevailing view that deficits in amusia are specific to the musical or even the auditory
27 ovides further evidence for the existence of amusia as a distinct form of auditory agnosia, but does
28 group of individuals afflicted by congenital amusia, as a model of altered function in processing sou
29  with a disorder recently termed 'congenital amusia' (CA) fail to recognise common tunes from their c
30 duced longitudinal structural effects in the amusia circuit were confirmed as reduction of both gray
31                    However, individuals with amusia (congenitally, or from a brain injury) have diffi
32                Brain damage causing acquired amusia disrupts the functional music processing system,
33  found that the participants with congenital amusia exhibited deficits both at the level of detecting
34 functional connectivity were detected in the amusia group between left prefrontal language-related re
35                  Individuals with congenital amusia have a lifelong history of unreliable pitch proce
36 rception ability, previous lesion studies of amusia have been methodologically limited in both spatia
37                  These findings suggest that amusia impacts upon one's language abilities in subtle w
38 k more precise questions about their role in amusia in future work.
39                                   Congenital amusia is a disorder characterized by life-long, selecti
40                                   Congenital amusia is a lifelong deficit in music perception thought
41                            Although acquired amusia is a relatively common disorder after stroke, its
42            This condition, termed congenital amusia, is typically approached regarding its profile of
43      A recent study of spatial processing in amusia makes a controversial claim that such musical def
44   In the prospective cohort, lesions causing amusia mapped to a common brain network, centering on th
45 ion of music preferences, and illustrate how amusia may be used to investigate normal auditory functi
46 sts of the Montreal Battery of Evaluation of Amusia (MBEA) and language tests.
47                During fMRI, individuals with amusia (N = 15) and controls (N = 15) read sentences whe
48 ducibility and specificity of the identified amusia network were then tested in an independent prospe
49                     However, lesions causing amusia occur in multiple brain locations and often also
50                                              Amusia recovery was also associated with increased funct
51 and highlight the role of dorsal networks in amusia recovery.
52       Some prior studies have suggested that amusia stems from impaired connectivity between auditory
53 ia, leaving the distinct neural networks for amusia unclear.
54                 VLSM analyses indicated that amusia was associated with a lesion area comprising the
55        This intonation-processing deficit in amusia was largely associated with a psychophysical pitc
56                                           In amusia, we found a depression of inter-regional slow sig
57  knowledge can be demonstrated in congenital amusia when attention is controlled.
58 ohort of individuals afflicted by congenital amusia, which we considered here as a model of altered f