Confrontation naming ability entails the operation of distinct cognitive operations and the
integrity of a distributed neural network. Previous research has indicated a critical role for the …

Prior research on the relationship between visual confrontation naming and hippocampal
function has been inconclusive. The present study examined this relationship using …

PURPOSE: In patients with left temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) due to hippocampal sclerosis
(HS) decreased naming ability is common, suggesting a critical role for the medial left …

Impairment on visual naming tests is relatively common among temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE)
patients. Recent reports suggested that the ability to name objects on the basis of their …

Object-naming impairment is common among temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) patients, but
other aspects of semantic memory have received limited attention in this population. This …

Historically, both clinicians and cognitive scientists have used visual object naming
measures to study naming, and lesion‐type studies have implicated the left posterior …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used in a non-patient experimental
sample to assess the neuroanatomical dissociation of picture and description naming (PN …

Impairment of naming function is a critical problem for temporal lobe epilepsy patients, yet
the neural correlates of the disruption of temporal lobe language networks are poorly …

Naming is considered a left hemisphere function that operates according to a posterior–
anterior specificity gradient, with more fine-grained information processed in most anterior …

A number of recent studies utilizing both functional neuroimaging and lesion analysis
techniques in neurologic patients have produced conflicting results with respect to the …