Visual imagery and functional connectivity in blindness: a single-case study
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Mark Mühlau | Valentin Riedl | Anselm Doll | Afra Wohlschläger | Christian Sorg | Christine C. Boucard | Achim Berthele | Josef P. Rauschecker | Susanne Neufang | J. Rauschecker | C. Sorg | V. Riedl | M. Mühlau | A. Wohlschläger | S. Neufang | A. Berthele | Anselm Doll | Andrej Manoliu | Andrej Manoliu
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