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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/language-tasks-in-
 stimulation-mapping-45/register">Language Tasks in Stimulation Mapping</a>
 \nThis is a past event\, but you can watch the recorded session from here.
  Language Tasks in Stimulation Mapping Using language tests to localise fu
 nction in the brain has come a long way: From home-made tests involving co
 unting and naming weekdays\, the benefit of using standardised and patient
 -tailored protocols has been well established\, yet they are not accessibl
 e for every facility and language. In this webinar\, we introduce one of t
 he available language tests for pre- and intraoperative mapping under stim
 ulation\, the VAN-POP\, that triggers language production through naming n
 ouns and verbs in a small sentence. We discuss the advantages of the tests
 \, recommendations about how to choose between them and their items and ho
 w to possibly adapt them to new languages. This webinar will be presented 
 by Dr. Ann-Katrin Ohlerth who is a clinical neurolinguist\, currently loca
 ted as a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholin
 guistics in Nijmegen\, the Netherlands. With a background in linguistics a
 nd further education in neuroscience and its application in the clinic\, s
 he dedicated her PhD\, completed in 2022\, to improving the depth of lingu
 istically valid tests during peri-operative mapping of language. By carefu
 lly designing and tailoring language tests to the individuum\, she works o
 n the individual localisation of language production sites both on the cor
 tex and in subcortical networks in order to preserve quality of life for p
 atients undergoing brain tumour surgery. ANT Neuro Education [Event ID: 05
 444] DISCLAIMER- Any medical information is provided as a general informat
 ion service only\, and is not intended as a substitute for advice from a r
 egistered physician or other healthcare professional.
DTSTAMP:20260610T065245Z
LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:Language Tasks in Stimulation Mapping
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/l
 anguage-tasks-in-stimulation-mapping-45/register">Language Tasks in Stimul
 ation Mapping</a>\nThis is a past event\, but you can watch the recorded s
 ession from here. Language Tasks in Stimulation Mapping Using language tes
 ts to localise function in the brain has come a long way: From home-made t
 ests involving counting and naming weekdays\, the benefit of using standar
 dised and patient-tailored protocols has been well established\, yet they 
 are not accessible for every facility and language. In this webinar\, we i
 ntroduce one of the available language tests for pre- and intraoperative m
 apping under stimulation\, the VAN-POP\, that triggers language production
  through naming nouns and verbs in a small sentence. We discuss the advant
 ages of the tests\, recommendations about how to choose between them and t
 heir items and how to possibly adapt them to new languages. This webinar w
 ill be presented by Dr. Ann-Katrin Ohlerth who is a clinical neurolinguist
 \, currently located as a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Instit
 ute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen\, the Netherlands. With a background
  in linguistics and further education in neuroscience and its application 
 in the clinic\, she dedicated her PhD\, completed in 2022\, to improving t
 he depth of linguistically valid tests during peri-operative mapping of la
 nguage. By carefully designing and tailoring language tests to the individ
 uum\, she works on the individual localisation of language production site
 s both on the cortex and in subcortical networks in order to preserve qual
 ity of life for patients undergoing brain tumour surgery. ANT Neuro Educat
 ion [Event ID: 05444] DISCLAIMER- Any medical information is provided as a
  general information service only\, and is not intended as a substitute fo
 r advice from a registered physician or other healthcare professional.
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