Stuttering is a neurological condition, ... These networks connected up at specific "node" points in the brain. Next, Joutsa's team used MRI scans to look at the brains of 20 people with non ...

Stuttering localized in the same brain network regardless of its cause. ... (MRI) to scan the brains of 20 individuals with developmental stuttering. In these individuals, ...

Researchers have pinpointed the likely brain origin of stuttering. Stuttering is a speech rhythm disorder marked by involuntary repetitions, prolongations, or pauses hindering normal speech ...

Scientists have pinpointed the brain network that's involved in stuttering, brain scans reveal. ... (MRI) to scan the brains of 20 people who had developed stuttering after a stroke.

Stuttering localized in the same brain network regardless of its cause. Researchers from Finland, New Zealand, the United States and Canada developed a new research design that could provide a ...

In as much as 10% of these children, they’re developing these atypical stuttering-like disfluencies,” Usler said. As more research examines brain activation during speech production and disfluent ...

Because stuttering primarily involves disfluent speech, it’s likely that neural deficits in the brain regions responsible for speech production are at the root of the disorder.

03.05.2024 09:14 Real-time MRI reveals the movement dynamics of stuttering Lena Bösch Stabsstelle Unternehmenskommunikation Universitätsmedizin Göttingen - Georg-August-Universität ...