Lisa Röhrig

Structural disconnections caused by white matter hyperintensities in post-stroke spatial neglect

This study examines how white matter hyperintensities (WMH) contribute to post-stroke spatial neglect by analyzing structural disconnections and their predictive power for neglect severity.

Bayesian evidence for the neural dissociation between finger and hand imitation skills

The paper uses Bayesian and frequentist analyses to assess neural dissociation between finger and hand imitation deficits in stroke patients, finding biases in pooled samples.

The need for hemispheric separation in pairwise structural disconnection studies

This paper shows that analyzing structural disconnections separately by hemisphere is more accurate than joint analysis, as joint analysis biases against intra-hemispheric disconnections.

Thalamocortical networks involved in Pusher Syndrome

The paper investigates brain disconnection in pusher syndrome using functional and structural measures in stroke patients, identifying thalamo-cortical network dysfunction as a likely cause.