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. 2017 May 23;38(8):4239–4255. doi: 10.1002/hbm.23661

Table 2.

Language laterality by method

Language laterality (LI) by method
Case Wada Clinician 1 Clinician 2 Fixed Threshold
A L L (0.64) L (0.59) L (0.55)
B L L (0.35) L (0.35) L (0.2)
C L L (0.46) L (0.67) L (0.44)
D L L (0.63) L (0.49) L (0.57)
E R R (–0.38) R (–0.27) R (–0.29)
F L L (0.55) L (0.55) L (0.19)
G L L (0.36) L (0.36) L (0.14)
H R R (–0.39) R (–0.48) R (–0.41)
I L L (0.37) L (0.64) L (0.43)
J L L (0.07) M (0.03) L (0.08)
K L L (0.32) L (0.30) M (0.04)
L L R (–0.07) M (–0.03) L (0.33)
M M M (0) R (–0.06) L (0.08)
Na L
O L L (0.52) L (0.57) L (0.33)
P L L (0.30) L (0.3) L (0.38)
Q L L (0.12) L (0.45) L (0.09)
Ra L
S R
T L L (0.28) L (0.09) L (0.2)
U L L (0.06) L (0.12) L (0.08)
V L L (0.65) L (0.65) L (0.62)
a

Each clinician independently determined fMRI data quality was too poor (noise) to be used for language mapping.

Laterality index is in brackets. Shaded values represent discordance from Wada result.