Phonemic processing is below expectations and linked to word-finding difficulty in multiple sclerosis

Phonological processing was below expectations and specifically linked to word-finding difficulty in RRMS. Findings are consistent with early disease-related cortical changes within the posterior superior temporal/supramarginal region. Results inform our developing model of multiple sclerosis-related word-finding difficulty.

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Multiple Sclerosis Journal
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2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.1177/13524585241259648
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Williams Syndrome Research
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Phonemic processing is below expectations and linked to word-finding difficulty in multiple sclerosis

James Sumowski, Sarah Levy, Jordyn Anderson, Emily Dvorak
Multiple Sclerosis Journal
Williams Syndrome Research
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Phonemic processing is below expectations and linked to word-finding difficulty in multiple sclerosis

James Sumowski, Sarah Levy, Jordyn Anderson, Emily Dvorak
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Abstract

Phonological processing was below expectations and specifically linked to word-finding difficulty in RRMS. Findings are consistent with early disease-related cortical changes within the posterior superior temporal/supramarginal region. Results inform our developing model of multiple sclerosis-related word-finding difficulty.

Multiple Sclerosis JournalVol. 30(10)
Columbia University (US), Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (US)
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Williams Syndrome Research
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