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medRxiv PreprintsInternational5 October 2026

Functional near infrared spectroscopy-based dual-stream adaptive language mapping in adults with and without post-stroke aphasia

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In aphasia, variability in lesion location and post-stroke network reorganization complicates efforts to identify the regions that support semantic versus phonological processing. In prior work, researchers have often examined these domains in separate patient cohorts, further limiting direct comparison of their neural substrates within aphasia. To address this gap, we investigated the degree of overlap and specialization within semantic and phonological networks in adults with and without aphasia and examined how neural activity relates to task performance and lesion profiles. Sixteen neurolo
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