Add to ORKGFigure S1- Comparison of lesion overlay for apraxic and non apraxic LBD patients (A) Overlays of regional lesion plots of the 21 patients with apraxia deficit (A+(LBD)) and of the 7 patients without apraxia (A–(LBD)). (B) Subtraction image of the lesions in 7 left brain damaged (LBD) patients without apraxia (A–) and in the 21 LBD patients with apraxia (A+). Sagittal rendering and coronal views are shown in the left and the right part, respectively
<p>Overlap between Val/Val and Val/Met genotype patients is illustrated in green. In each axial slic...
<p>Red areas correspond to voxels that are associated with impaired recovery (i.e. that are lesioned...
Axial images of the frequency map of difference between with and without cerebral herniation groups ...
Figure S1- Comparison of lesion overlay for apraxic and non apraxic LBD patients (A) Overlays of reg...
<p>Lesions are projected on the same axial slices on a standard brain template. The color bar indica...
<p>A) Overlapping lesion plots of the patients with pathological SVV tilt show voxels primarily in t...
This figure shows a color coded map indicating the number of subjects that have a lesion at a partic...
<p>Lesion overlap maps for all patients (upper-most row). Rows below show the core maps of subgroups...
<p>This illustration shows an overlay of the respective individual patient lesions indicating maximu...
<p>First and second column from left represent the subtraction of lesion overlap maps from all patie...
<p>Lesion of each patient is drawn on each patient’s native space, and then normalized to the MNI sp...
<p>Lesion overlap was highest in the right posterior superior temporal gyrus and insula as indicated...
<p>Overlap of infarct lesions on a T1 anatomical template in (A) mildly impaired patients (n=14) and...
<p>(A) A series of 5 superimposed coronal schematic representations of the largest (blue) and smalle...
<p>Lesion reconstructions are show for individual patients [n = 10], and we include a group average ...
<p>Overlap between Val/Val and Val/Met genotype patients is illustrated in green. In each axial slic...
<p>Red areas correspond to voxels that are associated with impaired recovery (i.e. that are lesioned...
Axial images of the frequency map of difference between with and without cerebral herniation groups ...
Figure S1- Comparison of lesion overlay for apraxic and non apraxic LBD patients (A) Overlays of reg...
<p>Lesions are projected on the same axial slices on a standard brain template. The color bar indica...
<p>A) Overlapping lesion plots of the patients with pathological SVV tilt show voxels primarily in t...
This figure shows a color coded map indicating the number of subjects that have a lesion at a partic...
<p>Lesion overlap maps for all patients (upper-most row). Rows below show the core maps of subgroups...
<p>This illustration shows an overlay of the respective individual patient lesions indicating maximu...
<p>First and second column from left represent the subtraction of lesion overlap maps from all patie...
<p>Lesion of each patient is drawn on each patient’s native space, and then normalized to the MNI sp...
<p>Lesion overlap was highest in the right posterior superior temporal gyrus and insula as indicated...
<p>Overlap of infarct lesions on a T1 anatomical template in (A) mildly impaired patients (n=14) and...
<p>(A) A series of 5 superimposed coronal schematic representations of the largest (blue) and smalle...
<p>Lesion reconstructions are show for individual patients [n = 10], and we include a group average ...
<p>Overlap between Val/Val and Val/Met genotype patients is illustrated in green. In each axial slic...
<p>Red areas correspond to voxels that are associated with impaired recovery (i.e. that are lesioned...
Axial images of the frequency map of difference between with and without cerebral herniation groups ...
