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Language Processing in Posterior Fossa Tumour Patients: Psycholinguistic Insights into the Word-Finding AbilityNARA Subscribed
Background Word finding - the ability to retrieve and produce appropriate words in response to prompts or visual stimuli - is impaired in some patients with a posterior fossa tumour. Yet, few studies use preoperative assessment as a baseline, and an in-depth linguistic analysis of tasks assessing word-finding ability remains limited. The current study aims to fill this knowledge gap by analysing pre- and postoperative word-fin...
Posterior Fossa Syndrome is a common complication in children following posterior fossa tumour surgery, typically marked by transient postoperative speech impairment (POSI; i.e., mutism or reduced speech). Previous studies suggest that children who develop POSI show different language profiles postoperatively compared to those who do not. It remains unclear to what extent these language difficulties exist preoperatively and wh...
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