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- W4383498002 abstract "With the diversity in aphasia coupled with diminished gains at the chronic phase, it is imperative to deliver effective rehabilitation plans. Treatment outcomes have therefore been predicted using lesion-to-symptom mapping, but this method lacks holistic functional information about the language-network. This study, therefore, aims to develop whole-brain task-fMRI multivariate analysis to neurobiologically inspect lesion impacts on the language-network and predict behavioral outcomes in persons with aphasia (PWA) undergoing language therapy. In 14 chronic PWA, semantic fluency task-fMRI and behavioral measures were collected to develop prediction methodologies for post-treatment outcomes. Then, a recently developed imaging-based multivariate method to predict behavior (i.e., LESYMAP) was optimized to intake whole-brain task-fMRI data, and systematically tested for reliability with mass univariate methods. We also accounted for lesion size in both methods. Results showed that both mass univariate and multivariate methods identified unique biomarkers for semantic fluency improvements from baseline to 2-weeks post-treatment. Additionally, both methods demonstrated reliable spatial overlap in task-specific areas including the right middle frontal gyrus when identifying biomarkers of language discourse. Thus whole-brain task-fMRI multivariate analysis has the potential to identify functionally meaningful prognostic biomarkers even for relatively small sample sizes. In sum, our task-fMRI based multivariate approach holistically estimates post-treatment response for both word and sentence production and may serve as a complementary tool to mass univariate analysis in developing brain-behavior relationships for improved personalization of aphasia rehabilitation regimens." @default.
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- W4383498002 title "Methodologies for task-fMRI based prognostic biomarkers in response to aphasia treatment" @default.
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