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This fits well with our lesion map for repetition, including extensive damage to the temporoparietal junction as well as premotor regions in the frontal cortex (Fig. 2B).

An overlap of the statistical lesion map for repetition with the ventral and dorsal association tracts showed that 51% of the dorsal fibre system and 14% of the ventral fibre system were affected (Fig. 4A).

Long-distant interaction between these regions is enabled by the arcuate and superior longitudinal fascicle fibres (Petrides and Pandya, 1988; Schmahmann et al., 2007; Frey et al., 2008), the location of the statistical maximum in our lesion map for repetition.

Again, the lesion map for comprehension overlapped to a greater degree with the ventral extreme capsule/external capsule fibres, whereas the lesion map for repetition overlapped to a greater degree with the dorsal arcuate and superior longitudinal fascicle fibres (Fig. 4B and D).

In the second one, we included the concomitant opposite deficit (i.e. comprehension in the lesion map for repetition and vice versa) as covariates of no interest, since only few patients of our sample presented with an isolated deficit of either comprehension or repetition but rather showed some degree of impairment of both functions.

This resulted in lesion maps for repetition and comprehension.

Here, we found that the statistical lesion maps for repetition overlapped to 27% with the dorsal and to 5% with the ventral fibre system (Fig. 4B).

To quantify damage to the ventral and dorsal long-distant fibre tracts, we calculated the overlap of our lesion maps for repetition and comprehension with the probability maps of the Saur et al. (2008) study.

The percentage of overlap of white and grey matter tissue with the statistical lesion maps for repetition and comprehension, respectively, was determined by using MRIcron software (Rorden et al., 2007).

We, thus, computed the overlap of the statistical lesion maps for repetition and comprehension resulting from the VLBM procedure with the functional MRI-defined probabilistic tractography maps of dorsal and ventral white matter fibre tracts reported by Saur et al. (2008).

For the VLBM lesion map of repetition, we found an overlap of 62% with the grey matter portion and of 50% with the white matter portion of the segmented MNI brain.