Gray and white matter distribution in dyslexia: a VBM study of superior temporal gyrus asymmetry.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3788100 · PMID 24098565

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Moreover, dyslexic participants exhibited normal oral motor skills, with no significant deficit in word repetition or rapid automatized naming (both: P >0.05) and a difference in pseudoword repetition accuracy showing a tendency towards significance ( P =0.08).

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