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- Fig 1.
fMRIs performed per month for language assessment at different institutions (about one-third of responders do 6+ per month).
- Fig 2.
Fifty-seven percent (30/53) of responders reported being very likely to adopt language paradigm algorithms, and only 8% (4/53) reported being unlikely to adopt ASFNR recommendations.
- Fig 3.
The most commonly used language paradigms were sorted into 3 tiers with the total number of imagers by using the paradigms represented on the y-axis. The first tier included SWG and Sentence Completion. The second tier included Verb Generation, Object Naming, Rhyming, and Reading Comprehension. The third tier included Antonym Generation, Semantic Decision, Noun-Verb Semantic Association, Category Naming, and other.
- Fig 4.
Adult algorithm for presurgical language fMRI.
- Fig 5.
Pediatric algorithm for presurgical language fMRI.
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Summary of individual task usefulness
Paradigm Areas Activated Pertinent Notes Sentence Completion Temporal > frontal Robust overall Ventral language stream May repeat Silent Word Generation Frontal > temporal More lateralizing than SC Middle frontal gyrus No patient performance metric Rhyming Frontal > temporal More lateralizing than SC Middle frontal gyrus Object Naming Frontal > temporal Most patients can perform Antonym Generation Frontal > temporal Good for pediatric patients Middle frontal gyrus No patient performance metric Geschwind Passive Story Listening Temporal > frontal Easy task for pediatrics or impaired adults
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