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Clinical Neurophysiology, 2017
Introduction The impaired processing of rapidly changing auditory temporal features has been suggested as one key factor in development dyslexia. Voice onset time (VOT), a short period between the release of closure and the start of voicing enables to distinguish categorically between voiced (i.e./da/) and voiceless stop-consonants (i.e./ta/).
K. Rufener, H.-J. Heinze, T. Zaehle
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Introduction The impaired processing of rapidly changing auditory temporal features has been suggested as one key factor in development dyslexia. Voice onset time (VOT), a short period between the release of closure and the start of voicing enables to distinguish categorically between voiced (i.e./da/) and voiceless stop-consonants (i.e./ta/).
K. Rufener, H.-J. Heinze, T. Zaehle
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Clinical Neurophysiology, 2017
Theoretical background Decoding acoustic speech signals requires to parse the acoustic stream into linguistically meaningful units, and to extract stress and prosody. Accordingly, the temporal and spectral resolution of the auditory cortex is essential in successful speech processing ( Rosen, 1992 ). The reduced acuity in discriminating these features
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Theoretical background Decoding acoustic speech signals requires to parse the acoustic stream into linguistically meaningful units, and to extract stress and prosody. Accordingly, the temporal and spectral resolution of the auditory cortex is essential in successful speech processing ( Rosen, 1992 ). The reduced acuity in discriminating these features
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Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2019
Tinnitus is a common disorder in which auditory and non-auditory areas are involved as a network. Therefore, the multisite protocol of brain stimulation (tRNS) seems effective in relieving tinnitus symptoms. This study aimed to verify the modulatory effects of multisite tRNS on the tinnitus network.
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Tinnitus is a common disorder in which auditory and non-auditory areas are involved as a network. Therefore, the multisite protocol of brain stimulation (tRNS) seems effective in relieving tinnitus symptoms. This study aimed to verify the modulatory effects of multisite tRNS on the tinnitus network.
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Asian Journal of Psychiatry
Deficits in the ability to match tones following brief delay and their contribution to higher-order cognitive alterations have been repeatedly documented in schizophrenia. The aim was to explore if left fronto-temporal high-frequency transcranial random noise stimulation (hf-tRNS), with electrodes placed over brain regions involved in tone-matching ...
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Deficits in the ability to match tones following brief delay and their contribution to higher-order cognitive alterations have been repeatedly documented in schizophrenia. The aim was to explore if left fronto-temporal high-frequency transcranial random noise stimulation (hf-tRNS), with electrodes placed over brain regions involved in tone-matching ...
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Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation (tRNS) on Attention Network Test (ANT): an exploratory study
2017Speed-accuracy tradeoff (SAT) refers to the adjustment between response speed and its accuracy, a process mediated through cortical and subcortical circuits. However, it remains unclear whether SAT can be modulated by the effects of tRNS and/or tDCS. In order to explore this effect, we used the attention network test (ANT).
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Thanks to neuroplasticity the brain is consistently reconfiguring itself and adjusting its connections. It can reorganize itself both in structure and how it functions, it modifies itself based on the stimulus that we institute and how we train it. This allows for a restructuring of brain maps and an improvement in mental function through learning ...
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Electroencephalographic Effects of Transcranial Random Noise Stimulation in the Auditory Cortex
Brain Stimulation, 2014Berthold Langguth, Martin Schecklmann
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