ライフサイエンスコーパス: planum temporale

1 ot correlate with leftward laterality of the planum temporale.

2 ctors and the asymmetry of the length of the planum temporale.

3 abnormalities within the caudate nucleus and planum temporale.

4 itory areas: primary auditory cortex and the planum temporale.

5 tion between the two types of stimuli in the planum temporale.

6 temporal gyrus, Heschl's gyrus (HG), and the planum temporale.

7 erior temporal gyrus: Heschl's gyrus and the planum temporale.

8 right Heschl's gyrus or in the right or left planum temporale.

9 ent identification of Heschl's gyrus and the planum temporale.

10 ex, in parietal and frontal lobes and in the planum temporale.

11 ate gyri, posterior supramarginal gyrus, and planum temporale.

12 tic-lexical network, which also includes the planum temporale.

13 tively), smaller gray matter volumes of left planum temporale (21.0% relative to both), and a smaller

14 volume was significantly reduced in the left planum temporale (28.2%) in schizophrenic patients compa

15 ime in the left Heschl gyrus (6.9%) and left planum temporale (7.2%) compared with patients with firs

16 and left hemisphere size predominance of the planum temporale, a language area of the human brain, ar

17 conclude that bilateral hippocampal and left planum temporale abnormalities are present near the onse

18 To investigate further the role of planum temporale abnormalities in schizophrenia, we meas

19 ationship between rightward asymmetry of the planum temporale and atypical language (R = 0.70, P < 0.

20 h language functions in humans including the planum temporale and frontal operculum.

21 Minicolumn distribution in planum temporale and Heschl's gyrus was assessed on Niss

22 Finally, the volumes of planum temporale and HG were significantly larger in the

23 polare and anterior STG, and (2) the lateral planum temporale and posterior STG.

24 ty only, were significantly increased in the planum temporale and posterior superior temporal gyrus c

25 ior planum polare) and posterior "where" (in planum temporale and posterior superior temporal gyrus)

26 es in lateral temporal cortex, including the planum temporale and superior temporal sulcus.

27 Areas and volumes of Heschl's gyrus and planum temporale and the separation of the minicolumns t

28 face area, gray matter volume underlying the planum temporale, and gray matter thickness.

29 ces in volumes of the hippocampus, amygdala, planum temporale, and Heschl's gyrus were tested.

30 l gyrus and adjacent anterior angular gyrus, planum temporale, and posterior superior temporal gyrus.

31 rus of the inferior parietal lobule, and the planum temporale are brain regions that play a critical

32 trols) that normal age-associated changes in planum temporale are not found in schizophrenia.

33 Planum temporale area and asymmetry were measured in 16

34 adolescents and those with schizophrenia in planum temporale area or asymmetry were observed.

35 rimary auditory cortex (area 41/42), and the planum temporale (area 22).

36 We propose a model of the human planum temporale as a computational engine for the segre

37 al functional imaging studies identified the planum temporale as being motion selective.

38 These findings do not support anomalous planum temporale asymmetry as a basis for psychopatholog

39 ed a reversal of the left greater than right planum temporale asymmetry found in normal controls.

40 Anomalous planum temporale asymmetry has been linked to both schiz

41 ychotic language disorder predicted abnormal planum temporale asymmetry in the adolescents with schiz

42 relation between language lateralization and planum temporale asymmetry in the control group.

43 anum temporale gray matter and a reversal of planum temporale asymmetry, which may underlie an impair

44 ntary and pre-supplementary motor areas, and planum temporale), b) domain-general creative-ideation r

45 whether the superior temporal gyrus and the planum temporale, both parts of the anatomic substrate f

46 Left posterior STG and the left planum temporale, but not other regions of interest, wer

47 Gray matter volume of the left planum temporale differed among the 3 groups.

48 sures of the superior temporal gyrus and the planum temporale for 17 community-dwelling patients with

49 condary auditory cortices (planum polare and planum temporale) for nonperiodic than periodic sequence

50 e measured gray matter volume underlying the planum temporale from high spatial resolution magnetic r

51 atients with schizophrenia have reduced left planum temporale gray matter and a reversal of planum te

52 Volume of planum temporale gray matter did not show significant as

53 ive volume reduction in the Heschl gyrus and planum temporale gray matter in patients with first-epis

54 with first-episode schizophrenia showed left planum temporale gray matter volume reduction and bilate

55 ch negativity amplitude and Heschl gyrus and planum temporale gray matter volumes.

56 The Heschl gyrus and planum temporale have crucial roles in auditory percepti

57 tions were also tested on asymmetries of the planum temporale, Heschl's gyrus, and superior temporal

58 licate the posterior superior temporal gyrus/planum temporale in auditory motion processing.

59 bilaterally in the Heschl gyrus and in left planum temporale in patients with first-episode schizoph

60 gray matter volumes of the Heschl gyrus and planum temporale in patients with first-episode schizoph

61 The cortical surface area of planum temporale in the left hemisphere (usually asymmet

62 = 0.70, P < 0.0001); patients with a longer planum temporale in the right (unaffected) hemisphere we

63 The length of the planum temporale in the right hemisphere was the main pr

64 It is widely accepted that the planum temporale is a key component of Wernicke's recept

65 It is increasingly recognized that the human planum temporale is not a dedicated language processor,

66 contains the auditory cortex, including the planum temporale, is the most consistently altered neoco

67 The planum temporale, located on the posterior and superior

68 pants recruited left superior temporal gyrus/planum temporale, matching the pattern observed in Chine

69 We conclude that asymmetry of the planum temporale may be unrelated to language lateraliza

70 The authors examined the planum temporale of adolescents with childhood-onset sch

71 Here we examined the asymmetry of the planum temporale, one of the most striking asymmetries i

72 terior superior temporal sulcus (RTPJ/pSTS), planum temporale/parietal operculum (PT/PO), and posteri

73 This cortical region, the planum temporale (part of Brodmann's area 22), has a cyt

74 l posterior network of activation, including planum temporale (PT) and parieto-temporal operculum (PT

75 ffin-embedded, 10-mum-thick section from the planum temporale (PT) of each hemisphere was prepared fr

76 Although delay-period activation in the planum temporale (PT) was insensible to the source modal

77 located mainly in the posterior half of the planum temporale (PT).

78 ll found to activate Heschl's gyrus (HG) and planum temporale (PT).

79 auditory cortex posterior to Heschl's gyrus [planum temporale (PT)] and inferior parietal lobule.

80 , but the size of the right, contra-lesional planum temporale region may reflect a 'reserve capacity'

81 eview of 34 MRI and 5 post-mortem studies of planum temporale reveals that half of those measuring re

82 ver, the specificity of the Heschl gyrus and planum temporale structural abnormalities to schizophren

83 This included the planum temporale, superior parietal cortex, and premotor

84 This study extends the finding of reversed planum temporale surface area asymmetry in schizophrenic

85 triking reversal of the normal asymmetry for planum temporale surface area in the male and female sch

86 Although right planum temporale surface area is larger than normal in s

87 The authors measured planum temporale surface area, gray matter volume underl

88 e normal left-larger-than-right asymmetry of planum temporale surface area.

89 l gyrus, which includes the Heschl gyrus and planum temporale, the latter being an important substrat

90 The planum temporale, the posterior superior surface of the

91 ificantly stronger feedback connections from planum temporale to primary auditory cortex bilaterally,

92 roach and lower expression scores within the planum temporale using ICA.

93 drome Scale was associated with reduced left planum temporale volume in schizophrenic patients.

94 In Down's syndrome, planum temporale volume may be selectively smaller than

95 The planum temporale volume of the patients with Down's synd

96 schizophrenia had significantly smaller left planum temporale volume than controls (20.0%) and patien

97 yndrome, neither superior temporal gyrus nor planum temporale volume was significantly correlated wit

98 s had smaller bilateral hippocampal and left planum temporale volumes than the comparison subjects.

99 relations of the superior temporal gyrus and planum temporale volumes with performance on tests of la

100 icolumn asymmetry of both Heschl's gyrus and planum temporale was correlated with axon number in the

101 , and the gray matter thickness of the right planum temporale was only 50% of the comparison value.

102 Surface area asymmetry of planum temporale was reduced in patients with schizophre

103 The left planum temporale was significantly larger in 94 percent

104 Bilaterally, gray matter volume beneath the planum temporale was smaller in the schizophrenic patien

105 o difference in the activation levels in the planum temporale when comparing motion and stationary co

106 asymmetry in dyslexia similar to that of the planum temporale, which in our view reflects abnormality