Simultaneous Damage of the Cingulate Cortex Zone II and Fronto-Striatal Circuit Causes Prolonged Selective Attentional Deficits

Simultaneous Damage of the Cingulate Cortex Zone II and Fronto-Striatal Circuit Causes Prolonged Selective Attentional Deficits

Selective attention is essential for successful cognitive performance. Although several brain areas are known to be involved in selective attention, damage to some of these areas does not necessarily cause attentional deficits. In the current study, we hypothesized that damage to specific parts of t...

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Main Authors: Kinoshita, M. (Author), Nakada, M. (Author), Nakajima, R. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
aged
anterior cingulate
arcuate fasciculus
Article
attention deficit disorder
attention network
attention test
brain damage
brain mapping
brain region
brain tumor
cancelation test
cingulate cortex
cingulate gyrus
cingulum (brain)
clinical article
female
frontal operculum
fronto striatal tract
glioma
human
image analysis
insula
male
medial prefrontal cortex
middle aged
middle frontal gyrus
multivariate logistic regression analysis
nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
postoperative period
precentral sulcus
preoperative period
right cerebral hemisphere
right hemisphere
selective attention
Stroop test
voxel based lesion symptom mapping
white matter
young adult
zone II
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