Functional magnetic resonance imaging during recognition of written words: Chinese characters for concrete objects versus abstract concepts

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概要

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• 1998-04-01

著者

• Shimoyama I

  Department Of Mechano-informatics The University Of Tokyo

• Higuchi Y

  Department Of Electrical Engineering Yamagata University

• Yamaura A

  Department Of Neurological Surgery Chiba University School Of Medicine

• Nakajima Y

  Department Of Biology Keio University

• Kubota M

  Department Of Energy Engineering And Science Nagoya University

• Kansaku K

  Department Of Neurological Surgery Chiba-shi Chiba University School Of Medicine Department Of Physi

• NAKAZAKI S

  Department of Neurological Surgery, Chiba-shi, Chiba University School of Medicine

• MORITA F

  Central Radiological Department, Chiba University Hospital

• KUSAKA T

  Kusaka Clinic

• KATOH K

  GE Yokogawa Medical Systems

• Nakazaki S

  Department Of Neurological Surgery Chiba-shi Chiba University School Of Medicine

• Yamaura A

  Department Of Neurological Surgery Chiba-shi Chiba University School Of Medicine

• Shimoyama I

  Department Of Physiology Chiba University School Of Medicine

• Kubota M

  Department Of Applied Biological Science Tokyo Noko University

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