Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline and lateral brain regions in this domain can be reorganized, to a substantial degree". https://t.co/BA1l3fIbhN (lead by @DoritKliemann) https://t.co/KwnmE2Segg
Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere.
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Discussions reflect high enthusiasm through expressions like ‘woa!’ and statements about the 'remarkable degree of cortical reorganization,' showing excitement and serious interest. The posts emphasize the potential for brain plasticity, with references to the functional social networks and reorganization, demonstrating deep engagement and acknowledgment of the research's important implications for understanding brain recovery and neuroplasticity.
Most discussions express strong support and optimism about the research findings, emphasizing the remarkable capacity of the brain to reorganize following hemispherectomy.
Participants show high curiosity and enthusiasm, asking questions and highlighting the significance of understanding social brain reorganization.
Posts reference detailed aspects of the study, such as cortical reorganization and social network redistribution, indicating deep engagement.
The posts suggest the research has substantial implications for neuroscience and clinical treatment, with phrases like 'game changer' and 'remarkable capacity' underscoring its importance.
Abstract in brief
- The study examined four rare adults who had either most of their right or left brain hemisphere surgically removed to treat epilepsy, comparing them to healthy individuals to understand how social cognition and emotion are processed when one brain hemisphere is missing.
- Despite some variability in social-emotional functioning, all individuals with hemispherectomy showed generally intact social and cognitive abilities, with no signs of psychiatric disorders, and their brain activity in social networks was surprisingly typical.
- Using fMRI and behavioral tests, researchers found that key social brain networks involved in understanding others’ mental and physical states remained functional, indicating a reorganization of social cognition processes in the remaining hemisphere.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyBrain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3HdgYu7
Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to address that question https://t.co/OZSbQeTCNh
woa! Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/4JE1MUQkW1 via @MDPIOpenAccess
“remarkable degree of cortical reorganization that is possible in networks subserving socioemotional processing” after #hemispherectomy. We’re honored to recruit for and fund this important research. @Caltech https://t.co/dOemrSDboW
Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/c4prz29niK
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Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/c4prz29niK
We're honored to inspire and support this research at @Caltech b/c functional outcomes matter, too. Although a small multiple case study, it argues that compensatory brain networks can process social and emotional information following #hemispherectomy. https://t.co/dbp7vDwiQg
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RT @PessoaBrain: Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline an…
RT @DoritKliemann: Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to a…
RT @leafs_s: Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3Hd…
RT @PessoaBrain: Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline an…
RT @leafs_s: Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3Hd…
RT @PessoaBrain: Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline an…
RT @leafs_s: Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3Hd…
RT @PessoaBrain: Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline an…
RT @PessoaBrain: Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline an…
RT @leafs_s: Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3Hd…
RT @leafs_s: Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3Hd…
Brain Science Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/isB3HdgYu7
Massive brain reorganization and social-related processing: "social brain networks typically distributed across midline and lateral brain regions in this domain can be reorganized, to a substantial degree". https://t.co/BA1l3fIbhN (lead by @DoritKliemann) https://t.co/KwnmE2Segg
woa! Reorganization of the Social Brain in Individuals with Only One Intact Cerebral Hemisphere https://t.co/4JE1MUQkW1 via @MDPIOpenAccess
RT @DoritKliemann: Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to a…
RT @DoritKliemann: Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to a…
RT @DoritKliemann: Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to a…
RT @DoritKliemann: Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to a…
Curious how the "social" brain reorganizes when there is only one intact hemisphere? Here is our new paper starting to address that question https://t.co/OZSbQeTCNh
“remarkable degree of cortical reorganization that is possible in networks subserving socioemotional processing” after #hemispherectomy. We’re honored to recruit for and fund this important research. @Caltech https://t.co/dOemrSDboW