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PET imaging of the normal human auditory system: responses to speech in quiet and in background noise

Salvi et al., 2002

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15490370729323792371
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Salvi R
Lockwood A
Frisina R
Coad M
Wack D
Frisina D
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Hearing Research

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The neural mechanisms involved in listening to sentences, and then detecting and verbalizing a specific word are poorly understood, but most likely involve complex neural networks. We used positron emission tomography to identify the areas of the human brain …
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