Quantification of language dominance via a laterality index is used to assess the risk of language impairment prior to temporal lobe resection, most commonly in temporal lobe epilepsy. While task based functional MRI has become a useful non-invasive method for this measure, its reliability and accuracy can be reduced by poor task performance. In this work, resting fMRI connectivity in a language based network was investigated as an easier and more robust alternative to task based methods. However, results showed poor associations between the resting connectivity and the task based laterality.
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