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A previous study of the contralateral bias in lateral occipital gyrus dissociated the two factors, and the results suggested that both the side of sensory stimulation and the side of attention influence activity in LO [9].
In a previous study, we reported that the contralateral undissected neck was the most common site of failure in patients treated for squamous cell carcinoma of the supraglottic larynx.
A previous study that investigated the effect of anatomical features of the circle of Willis on the perfusion territory patterns in the deep brain structures found that the lentiform nucleus was supplied by the contralateral ICA in 6% of patients with cerebral ischemia without carotid artery stenosis [ 24].
The result of the APO-induced contralateral rotations was different from a previous study in which the infusion of rotenone into the SNc alone caused ipsilateral rotations.
The consequence of this shift of spatial attention was that activity in occipital cortex was modulated in a manner consistent with previous studies of the voluntary orienting of spatial attention, enhancing activity contralateral, and suppressing activity ipsilateral to the visual distractors.
In a previous study the reduction in mean soma size of axotomized cells as compared to unlesioned cells on the contralateral side was highly similar (−27 28%) regardless of sex or strain [11].
In general, ipsilateral connectivity was higher than contralateral connectivity, which is consistent with previous studies of the mouse brain (Oh et al. 2014).
A previous study that also reported a similar contralateral preference in lateral occipital gyrus claimed that this area did not show any retinotopic organization [9].
For comparison, the methods and procedures used in this study were the same as those used in our previous study of corticofugal modulation of contralateral CN [18].
The same methods and procedures as described in our previous study of corticofugal modulation of contralateral cochlear nucleus were employed simply for comparison.
A previous study reported that 25% of patients with mTLE and HS who continued to experience seizures had postoperative epileptiform contributions from the contralateral temporal lobe [Hennessy et al., 2000].
