Abstract #1815
Analysis of Group ICA functional connectivity of task-driven fMRI: application to language processes in adults with auditory deprivation
Antonio Napolitano 1 , Martina Andellini 1 , Vittorio Cannat 1 , Francesco Randisi 2 , Bruno Bernardi 2 , Marianna Castrataro 3 , Giovanni Pezzullo 3 , Pasquale Rinaldi 3 , Maria Cristina Caselli 3 , and Laura Barca 3
1
Enterprise Risk Management, Bambino Ges
children's hospital, Rome, Lazio, Italy,
2
Unit
of Neuroradiology, Bambino Ges children's hospital,
Rome, Lazio, Italy,
3
Institute
of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, National
Research Council, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Task-driven fMRI has been used to investigate brain
networks during a reading process task in deaf signer,
deaf using spoken language and control subjects; The
study originate from the hypothesis of the existence of
a very basic network that plays the role of general
framework for language processing. The group specific
ICs were identified by ICA and dual regression
technique. Interestingly, we found differences in those
networks which has been recognized implicated to
auditory and to cognition-language processes.
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