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American Journal of Neuroradiology, Vol 18, Issue 8 1529-1539, Copyright © 1997 by American Society of Neuroradiology


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Location of language in the cortex: a comparison between functional MR imaging and electrocortical stimulation

DB FitzGerald, GR Cosgrove, S Ronner, H Jiang, BR Buchbinder, JW Belliveau, BR Rosen and RR Benson
NMR Center, Charlestown, MA 02129, USA.

PURPOSE: To determine the accuracy of functional MR imaging in locating language areas for planning surgical resection. METHODS: Intraoperative photographs were digitized and overlaid on functional MR language maps. The sensitivity and specificity of functional MR imaging for identifying language areas were determined for five different language tasks by comparing functional MR areas of language activation with results of electrocortical stimulation. A match was considered to occur if an activated area contacted overlapped, or surrounded a language tag. The borders of the activation areas were extended by 1 and 2 cm to determine whether the number of matches changed. Language and nonlanguage tag matches were tabulated separately. RESULTS: Sensitivity/specificity for all patients and all language tasks ranged from 81%/53% for areas that touched to 92%/0% for areas separated by 2 cm. Individual language tasks were not as sensitive as a battery of language tasks combined. Location of language areas varied among subjects for a given task and among tasks for a given subject. CONCLUSION: Functional MR imaging should be considered a useful presurgical planning tool for mapping cortical language areas, because it is sensitive, it provides increased time for planning before surgery, and it is noninvasive.


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