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Changes in Neural Dynamics of Brain Activity and Connectivity Independently Predict Post-Stroke Aphasia Recovery
Post-stroke language recovery involves reorganization of left-hemisphere language and bilateral domain-general multiple-demand networks. Neuroimaging predictors of recovery are widely used, yet, they are often grouped into broad predictor families, limiting clinical translation and the identificatio
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