FMRI evidence for activation of multiple cortical regions in the primary auditory cortex of deaf subjects users of multichannel cochlear implants.
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François Lazeyras | Marco Pelizzone | Mohamed L Seghier | Colette Boëx | Alain Sigrist | M. Seghier | F. Lazeyras | M. Pelizzone | C. Boëx | A. Sigrist
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