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Neuropsychological evaluation of neurologically asymptomatic HIV-infected children by Bisiacchi, P S, Suppiej, A, Laverda, A

“…Forty-two children born to HIV positive mothers (29 infected at different stages of the disease, according to the Disease Control Classification Centers, and…”
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Planning times during traveling salesman's problem: Differences between closed head injury and normal subjects by Basso, Demis, Silvia Bisiacchi, Patrizia, Cotelli, Maria, Farinello, Carla

“…We studied planning behavior in a group of normal subjects and a group of closed head injury patients (CHI). A computerized version of the traveling salesman's…”
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Cerebellar noninvasive neuromodulation influences the reactivity of the contralateral primary motor cortex and surrounding areas: a TMS-EMG-EEG study by L, Rocchi, DA, Spampinato, V, Pezzopane, M, Orth, PS, Bisiacchi, JC, Rothwell, EP, Casula

“…Understanding cerebellar–cortical physiological interactions is of fundamental importance to advance the efficacy of neurorehabilitation strategies for…”
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Naming disorders and semantic representations by SEMENZA, C, BISIACCHI, P. S, ROMANI, L

“…The status of semantic conceptual structures in aphasia was investigated with relation to naming disorders in spontaneous and constrained speech production. A…”
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Impairment in processing meaningless verbal material in several modalities: the relationship between short-term memory and phonological skills by Bisiacchi, P S, Cipolotti, L, Denes, G

“…Phonological processing abilities were studied in a patient who, following focal brain damage, showed selective impairment in non-word reading, writing, and…”
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Left hemisphere superiority for visuospatial functions in left-handers by Marzi, C A, Grabowska, A, Tressoldi, P, Bisiacchi, P S

“…Male and female left- and right-handers have been tested with a divided visual field technique on a visuospatial (discrimination of angle width) and on a…”
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Left-Handedness in Fencers: An Attentional Advantage? by Bisiacchi, P. S., Ripoll, H., Stein, J. F., Simonet, P., Azemar, G.

“…The present research investigated the relationship between handedness and performance on an attentional task for 24 skilled subjects. It is well known that in…”
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Acquired stuttering: a motor programming disorder? by Cipolotti, L, Bisiacchi, P S, Denes, G, Gallo, A

“…Acquired stuttering (AS) can follow unilateral right, left or bilateral hemispheric lesion, and can, but not necessarily, coexist with aphasia. In this paper…”
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