People with dyslexia may have reduced activity in their left temporal lobes ... occurs in people who have had an ischemic stroke in the temporal lobe. Pick’s disease, or frontotemporal dementia ...

I had a stroke while in the womb, resulting a hole in my left temporal lobe, a crucial language area. Interestingly, my language network remained in my left hemisphere, possibly because the lesion ...

One of these patients had a stroke in the back of her left temporal lobe, and Dr. Wernicke concluded that this section of the brain — now called Wernicke’s area — must serve as a second ...

One of these patients had a stroke in the back of her left temporal lobe, and Dr Wernicke concluded that this section of the brain – now called Wernicke’s area – must serve as a second ...

We emphasize the fact she was bilingual because the temporal lobe is thought ... no response to language in EG's left frontal ...

Our ability to process sounds and form new memories resides in the temporal lobe. When a stroke affects this region, it can muffle the symphony of life. Vision, one of our primary ways of ...

While the left temporal lobe houses some of the brain's crucial ... These structures are essential for survival. "Brain stem strokes will kill people most of the time," Fedorenko said.

This is a type of stroke that occurs in one or both of the occipital lobes. These lobes are located in the back of the brain, one on the right and one on the left. Mainly involved in processing ...

This kind of dementia involves a shrinking of the brain in the frontal lobe and/or the temporal lobe ... or it can be confused with a stroke. Unlike with a stroke, though, the person is not ...