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inferior longitudinal fasciculus

inferior longitudinal fasciculus The inferior longitudinal fasciculus is a white matter pathway in the brain that is involved in language processing.

The inferior longitudinal fasciculus is a white matter pathway in the brain that is involved in language processing. In this source, it is described as one of the tracts linking regions that support language comprehension, language production, and social communication.

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Drafting source: Yi Aiwen; Huang Kaiyu; Hu Yubin; Zhang Shuiqun; Huang Qingshan; Xiao Yaqiong. Altered white matter connectivity is linked to language abilities in children with autism spectrum disorder: An automated fiber quantification study. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1731647; article XML SHA-256 25331cba548c385f29bb8565c7fd8b2fb258513aabcc346b175194e3ef245aeb. “Altered white matter connectivity is linked to language abilities in children with autism spectrum disorder: An automated fiber quantification study” (10.3389/fpsyt.2025.1731647).
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