Publisher's Synopsis
Interest in the field of developmental communication disorders has increased in recent years in a wide range of disciplines including psychology, psychiatry, rehabilitation and neuroscience. The interdisciplinary nature of these disorders complicates the study and research on these disorders, and multidisciplinary methods have been used to investigate them. Magnetic resonance imaging methods are among the methods that have been commonly used in recent decades to study developmental communication disorders. For this purpose, this book provides an overview of the role of magnetic resonance imaging techniques in researching communication disorders in children.
