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Functional neuroimaging technologies are increasingly being used to predict
cognitive/behavioral outcomes after the initiation of clinical interventions such
as resective surgery or cognitive rehabilitation. We provide a conceptual model
and a case example to explain how the results from various neuroimaging
techniques can be integrated to answer important questions about clinical
recovery such as whether neural reorganization has occurred and, if so, the type
of adaptive cognitive mechanism driving this reorganization. This proposed
framework and its use in interpreting neuroimaging outcomes studies should help
uncover the principles that govern neural reorganization, and be of use to any
patient for whom the risk, or potential benefit, of brain-based interventions is
unknown.

Langue : ANGLAIS