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See Latest ArticlesThe role of the arcuate fasciculus in conduction aphasia
Brain, 08/31/09
Bernal B et al. – The findings may suggest that the AF is not required for repetition although could have a subsidiary role in it. A new language network model is proposed, emphasizing that the AF connects posterior brain areas with Broca's area via a relay station in the premotor/motor areas.
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