The crossed frontal aslant tract: A possible pathway involved in the recovery of supplementary motor area syndrome.

Cordell M BakerJoshua D BurksRobert G BriggsAdam D SmithermanChad A GlennAndrew K ConnerDee H WuMichael E Sughrue

Published in: Brain and behavior (2018)

We hypothesize that this newly described tract may facilitate recovery from SMA syndrome by maintaining interhemispheric connectivity through the supplementary motor and premotor areas.

Keyphrases

functional connectivity
resting state

case report
working memory

white matter

multiple sclerosis