Diffusion-tensor imaging of major white matter tracts and their role in language processing in aphasia

Ivanova, Maria V., Isaev, Dmitry Yu., Dragoy, Olga V., Akinina, Yulia S., Petrushevskiy, Alexey G., Fedina, Oksana N., Shklovsky, Victor M., Dronkers, Nina F.·2016·Cortex

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