Dissociative Language Representation in a Patient with Schizencephaly.

Comprehensive speech/language studies revealed mild dysarthria with limited lateral tongue movement and competent language ability except mild difficulty in repeating sentences. The data of fMRI showed the preponderant involvement of the right frontal in sentence completion and bilateral temporal areas in verb generation task (Fig. The arrows indicate the atypical areas activated during the language tasks: the right frontal on sentence completion task and bilateral temporal areas on verb generation task. [Extracted from the article]