Francesco T. Mangano · Reading in children with drug-resistant epilepsy was related to functional connectivity in cognitive control regions.
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Reading in children with drug-resistant epilepsy was related to functional connectivity in cognitive control regions.

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This fMRI study examined reading-related brain activity in children and adolescents with drug-resistant focal epilepsy using a verb generation task. Results demonstrate that these patients recruit cognitive control networks to support reading function, suggesting compensatory neural mechanisms in epilepsy.

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Francesco T. Mangano

This study aimed to define whether individuals with drug-resistant focal epilepsy also used regions related to cognitive control to facilitate reading. We focused on patients with drug-resistant focal epilepsy in 2011-2014, who were aged 8-20 years and were being treated at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, USA. They performed a verb generation functional magnetic resonance imaging task known to…

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