1. Figuring out frontal lobe functions has been quite difficult.

2. And the motor strip is part of the frontal lobe, forming its rear border with the parietal lobe.

3. This occurs in extensive bilateral frontal lobe dysfunction and is usually due to vascular disease, hydrocephalus, or massive neoplasia.

4. You have to lose lots of frontal lobe, or lots of language cortex.

5. The patient with damage to one frontal lobe catches on to the original sorting strategy and gets the string of yes answers.

6. Certainly this frontal lobe role in adaptive behavior is linked to the mechanisms of selective attention.

7. It showed a tumor in the frontal lobe in a very awkward place: close to the motor strip and language areas.

8. A tumor had formed in the right frontal lobe of his brain.

9. Small strokes of frontal lobe seldom come to the attention of neurologists.

10. As frontal lobe function deteriorates further, the patient repeats actions over and over.

11. Patients with frontal lobe damage also show a reduction in emotional responsiveness.

12. The study centers on a part of the frontal lobe called Broca's area.

13. The study centers on a part of the frontal lobe Broca's area.

14. There is the frontal lobe, easy to remember, it's part in front, the parietal lobe, the occipital lobe, and the temporal lobe.

15. He operated on her for a rather large right frontal lobe tumor.

16. George chatted with the patient for a moment and went on to test more of the frontal lobe.

17. Failure in this frontal-thalamic link accounts for loss of interest in the surroundings after frontal lobe damage.

18. Previous studies of novelty-seeking behaviour suggest that it is managed by the brain's right frontal lobe.

19. These are very much right-brain tasks, involving both that posterior parietal area and a region of frontal lobe.

20. Simple skull X - ray showed a large air - containing cyst in the left frontal lobe in both cases.

21. Objective To investigate the clinical effect of big bone flap craniotomy of partial recovery frontal bone flap and pterion point big bone flap decompression in the therapy of frontal lobe contusion.

22. This phenomenon, known as confabulation in psychiatric jargon, is also found in people with frontal lobe disorders.

23. They compared her performance on a range of psychological tests with that of two patients with frontal lobe brain damage who don't confabulate, and with five healthy controls.

24. Methods A series of 120 patients with contrecoup injury in frontal lobe were analysed retrospectively.

25. The best method is choosing big bone flap craniotomy and partly recovery of frontal bone modified decompression in the therapy of frontal lobe contusion.

26. Objective To discuss the clinical characteristic and therapeutic strategy contrecoup injury in frontal lobe.

27. They may present with anosmia, personality change, psychological effects, epilepsy and other frontal lobe symptoms.

28. In rats brain, MTR showed different values between pons and frontal lobe.

29. Seen here are remote contusions , mainly of the right inferior frontal lobe. The crests of the gyri are most susceptible to the traumatic forces.

30. Methods: Adopting through the pterion the temporal lobe and frontal lobe were divided with vessels protected, then the tumors were removed piece by piece under the microscopy.

31. Aim: To investigate the effect of various intensity of encephalic electrical field stimulation on the contents of monoamines in the frontal lobe of rats with depression.

32. The active exercise is the best method for rehabilitation of senior cortex motor area of frontal lobe, and should be adopted as soon as possible.

33. Volume of hippocampal formation was measured by MRI in 39 patients with temporal lobe epilepsy and in 14 patients with frontal lobe epilepsy.

34. Objective To discuss the clinical characteristic and therapeutic strategy of contrecoup injury in frontal lobe.

35. The brain areas activated in temporal order perception, such as temporal-parietal, frontal lobe, basal ganglia and cerebellum, also provide evidences for supporting central-timing mechanism.

36. This case supports the theory that TS is related to the left frontal lobe, limbic system, and basal ganglia, but contradicts the hypothesis that the tics are ictal events.

37. Magnetic resonance scans showed a left frontal lobe lesion . Edema was associated with the lesion.

38. We had to remove a little section of your frontal lobe.

39. Objective To explore the clinical and electroencephalographic characteristics of frontal lobe epilepsy (FLE).

40. Conclusions:The alerting network function of the controls maybe correlated with the encephalic region of right occipital lobe, cerebellum, right frontal lobe, brain stem and temporal lobe.

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43. Objective The study is to evaluate clinical features, ictal and interictal EEG characteristics in the patients diagnosed as frontal lobe epilepsy.

44. The preferential involvement of frontal lobe, cerebellum and mesial temporal areas may correspond to the selective language and speech deficits in DS children.

45. CT: 16 of 20 patients showed ventricular expansion. 5 cases had showed bilateral larger subarachnoid space at parietal and frontal lobe.

46. Abnormal shape of optic chiasm with encephalomalacia of the frontal lobe was found in 1 case of trauma.

47. Toluidine blue stained was used to number the remained neural cells in hippocampus and cortex of temporal and frontal lobe.

48. The study centers on the a part of the frontal lobe, called Broca's area.

49. Purpose the features of infantile convulsions and frontal lobe gyrus stunt were performed with CT scanning.

50. This pattern was not associated with frontal lobe dysfunction on neuropsychological testing.

51. Worry, on the other hand, activates a region in the left frontal lobe that is linked to speech production.

52. It'seems that the frontal lobe is involved in recognising things as funny.

53. Neural activity in a region of the left frontal lobe, an area known to be involved in speech production, was higher in the depressed and worried-but-not-fearful subjects.

54. Regions included frontal lobe, temporal lobe, sub-occipital lobe, insula,[http:///frontal lobe.html] and cingulum cortex.

55. Frontal lobe contributed to priming for new associations by elaborative processing, inhibiting irrelevant information and selective attending to tasks.

56. The study centers on a part of the frontal lobe calls called Broca's area.

57. Tissue, Array, Human Adult Normal, Brain II, Brain, Frontal lobe, Temporal lobe, Parietal lobe, Occipital lobe, Pons, Thalamus, Corpus callosum (Paraffin.

58. Compared to normal controls, it found that the hippocampus, temporal pole, frontal lobe, temporal lobe, thalamus and precuneus exhibited more significant functional connectivity with the PCC in TLE.

59. Methods Clinical data of 50 cases with contrecoup contusion and laceration in the frontal lobe were analyzed retrospectively.

60. The study centers on part of the frontal lobe called Broca's area.