NEURAL ANOMALY AND REORGANIZATION IN SPEAKERS WHO STUTTER: A SHORT-TERM INTERVENTION STUDY

have been misled by the brain imaging findings in their study on people who stutter, especially when considering that stuttering is a response to an underlying abnormality and not the abnormality itself. Meyer agrees with the results of Poh et al. in their study of autonomic changes in seizures and discusses additional data that further explain the potential pathophysiology of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. Ciceri expands on the hypothetical role of venous engorgement in the pathophysiology of Hirayama disease