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. 2022 Aug 5;4(4):fcac179. doi: 10.1093/braincomms/fcac179

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Subtraction lesion analysis. Images were superimposed on the ch256 template, the anatomical localization was assessed by using the Harvard–Oxford atlas for the cortical regions and the JHU atlas for the white matter. Lesion overlap among patients impaired (n = 6) and unimpaired (n = 30) at the BLT in SCR and the SFG (A) and among patients unimpaired (n = 18) and impaired (n = 10) at the PPS task, in the parietal operculum (PO) (B). The colour bars in first two lines indicate the number of overlapping lesions. The colour bars in the third line indicate the percentage of overlapping: a threshold of 50% is used for illustration purposes.