ライフサイエンスコーパス: right temporal lobe

1 entity showing a predilection to involve the right temporal lobe.

2 of a musician with a low-grade tumor in the right temporal lobe.

3 ut the groups showed no differences over the right temporal lobe.

4 the language-dominant left and non-dominant right temporal lobe.

5 d in the bilateral orbital frontal gyrus and right temporal lobe.

6 the inferior longitudinal fasciculus in the right temporal lobe.

7 izes cerebral dynamics across communicators' right temporal lobes.

8 rehension appears to depend on both left and right temporal lobe activation.

9 erence in pixel intensities between left and right temporal lobes, among the 20% most asymmetric left

10 ith both patients with epileptic foci in the right temporal lobe and controls.

11 obe asymmetry and greater involvement of the right temporal lobe and superior motor cortices than the

12 up-regulation was spatially localized to the right temporal lobe and the ventromedial prefrontal cort

13 irectly via white matter tract damage in the right temporal lobe, and indirectly via reduced clinical

14 linical features associated with predominant right temporal lobe atrophy differs significantly from t

15 The mean right temporal lobe volume in the right temporal lobe atrophy group was reduced by 37%, wi

16 Symptoms particular to the right temporal lobe atrophy patient group included hyper

17 vioural disorders were more prevalent in the right temporal lobe atrophy patient group than the seman

18 Prosopagnosia was a symptom in right temporal lobe atrophy patients.

19 The severity of right temporal lobe atrophy was quantified using volumet

20 Twenty patients with predominant right temporal lobe atrophy were identified on the basis

21 y greater decreases than healthy subjects in right temporal lobe, bilateral superior temporal gyrus a

22 e) spatial memory impairment associated with right temporal lobe damage that is related to the integr

23 , such as the superior temporal gyrus or the right temporal lobe, did not determine which individuals

24 epilepsy (LTLE) and 87 control patients with right temporal lobe epilepsy (RLTE) were included.

25 ilateral temporal lobe epilepsy, left versus right temporal lobe epilepsy and seizure-free versus not

26 pre- and postoperative data in the left and right temporal lobe epilepsy groups separately.

27 sults suggest that visual memory function in right temporal lobe epilepsy is affected differently by

28 the memory-encoding network in both left and right temporal lobe epilepsy patients across both verbal

29 h diffusion tensor imaging in 26 left and 20 right temporal lobe epilepsy patients before and a mean

30 Left and right temporal lobe epilepsy patients were impaired on p

31 Patients with right temporal lobe epilepsy showed increased left anter

32 In right temporal lobe epilepsy, greater right hippocampal

33 In right temporal lobe epilepsy, greater right than left an

34 sults showed thicker cortical regions in the right temporal lobe (FDRq = 0.05).

35 of names and the corresponding parts of the right temporal lobe for faces.

36 resective surgery (49 left temporal lobe, 36 right temporal lobe) for whom naming ability was assesse

37 ur findings strongly support the role of the right temporal lobe in processing narrative speech and,

38 sults suggest that lower WM integrity in the right temporal lobe might be a biomarker for genetic ris

39 task, a deficit of activity was seen in the right temporal lobe of the callosum group.

40 ences in total cerebral, left temporal lobe, right temporal lobe, or total temporal lobe volumes were

41 e fewer but larger axons connecting left and right temporal lobes, or their axon membranes in these r

42 with motor neuron disease, eight type C with right temporal lobe presentations, and 11 unclassifiable

43 erformance did not decline following left or right temporal lobe resection, but improved at 3 and 12

44 e area of resection, following both left and right temporal lobe resections.

45 ns in verbal episodic memory were seen after right temporal lobe surgery, and visual episodic memory

46 a correlation between behavioral response to right temporal lobe tACS and functional connectivity of

47 the inferior longitudinal fasciculus in the right temporal lobe that correlated with vestibular agno

48 The mean right temporal lobe volume in the right temporal lobe at

49 with transcallosal pathways linking left and right temporal lobes was examined using a probabilistic

50 During gamma-tACS over the right temporal lobe, we observed an increase in accuracy

51 The responses were recorded over the right temporal lobe while the infants were presented wit