Acute functional reactivation of the language network during awake intraoperative brain mapping.

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Acute functional reactivation ...... intraoperative brain mapping.

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Acute functional reactivation ...... intraoperative brain mapping.

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Acute functional reactivation ...... intraoperative brain mapping.

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Acute functional reactivation ...... e intraoperative brain mapping

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Elena Roca

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Emanuele Costi

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Giannantonio Spena

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Karol Migliorati

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Pier Paolo Panciani

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10.1080/13554794.2014.910306

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Marco Fontanella

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2014-05-07T00:00:00Z

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