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'''Bilateral STG''' organize phonological recognition of speech 9 | '''Bilateral STG''' organize phonological recognition of speech 9 | ||
| − | + | • Bilateral damage may cause auditory verbal agnosia, or, pure word deafness (poor comprehension of verbal words with preserved reading comprehension and hearing) | |
| − | + | • Lesions in left STG may lead to deficits in word recognition, though this is primarily on the semantic rather than phonological level 9 | |
| − | + | • Left STG may be more involved in temporal phonological processing and right with spectral (frequency) processing 10 | |
'''Left dorsal posterior STG / supramarginal gyrus''' is associated with conduction aphasia (good comprehension and fluent speech but poor repetition) 9 | '''Left dorsal posterior STG / supramarginal gyrus''' is associated with conduction aphasia (good comprehension and fluent speech but poor repetition) 9 | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 28 April 2021
Bilateral STG organize phonological recognition of speech 9
• Bilateral damage may cause auditory verbal agnosia, or, pure word deafness (poor comprehension of verbal words with preserved reading comprehension and hearing)
• Lesions in left STG may lead to deficits in word recognition, though this is primarily on the semantic rather than phonological level 9
• Left STG may be more involved in temporal phonological processing and right with spectral (frequency) processing 10
Left dorsal posterior STG / supramarginal gyrus is associated with conduction aphasia (good comprehension and fluent speech but poor repetition) 9
