Zaizhu Han

TL;DR: The lesion volume and fractional anisotropy value of the left inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus, left anterior thalamic radiation, and left uncinate Fasciculus significantly correlated with severity of impairment in all three semantic tasks, providing direct evidence for the anatomical skeleton of the semantic network.

TL;DR: A neuro-functional model for semantic processing was derived based on these findings, incorporating the interactions of memory, language, and control.

TL;DR: Results showed that better teaching outcome was associated with higher time‐lagged interpersonal neural synchronization (INS) between right temporal‐parietal junction of the teacher and anterior superior temporal cortex of the student, and suggested that the INS plays an important role in the successful teaching.

TL;DR: Findings provide evidence that OTC not only represents objects visually (requiring visual experience) but also represents objects nonvisually, reflecting knowledge of object shape independently of the modality through which this knowledge was acquired.

TL;DR: Thorough language assessments performed four months after surgical resection of left ATL revealed the following profile: the patient showed intact conceptual knowledge for all categories of items tested using both accuracy and response latency measures, which challenges both target hypotheses about the role of ATL in language processing.