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Functional connectivity and brain networks in deaf and hearing

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  2. Michel R.T. Sinke
  3. Eric van Diessen
  4. Rick M. Dijkhuizen

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Description: Functional brain network topology of deaf and hearing in relation to sign language experience

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Background

Prolonged auditory sensory deprivation leads to brain reorganization, indicated by functional enhancement in remaining sensory systems, a phenomenon known as cross-modal plasticity. In this study we investigated differences in functional brain network shifts from eyes-closed to eyes-open conditions between deaf and hearing people.

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Electroencephalography activity was recorded in dea…

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Otte, Sinke, van Diessen & 1 more
Phase-lag index and graph analysis network values per subject per epoch
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Bayesian inferenceBrainEEGGraph analysisHearing impairmentNeural networksPhase lag index

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