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Article Synopsis
- Loss of language function, known as aphasia, often occurs after a stroke, and recovery predictions can be uncertain without reliable biomarkers.
- This study investigated the role of the cerebellum in language processing by using resting-state fMRI to compare cerebellar activity and connectivity in stroke patients with aphasia against healthy controls.
- Findings revealed that stroke patients had reduced cerebellar activity and functional connectivity with language-related brain areas, suggesting the right cerebellum could be a potential target for therapies to improve language recovery.
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