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Table 1.

Demographic patient data (means ± standard deviations).

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Table 2.

Cognitive/language data of the patients (means ± standard deviations).

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Table 3.

Results of the language assessment: pair-wise ANOVA comparisons between PPA subgroups.

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Fig 1.

Regions of gray matter atrophy specific to each PPA variant as compared with other two variants.

Regions of gray matter atrophy are shown on the 3-dimensional rendering of the Montreal Neurological Institute standard brain. A) nfv-PPA, B) sv-PPA, C) lv-PPA.

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Correlation between gray matter regions and performance with picture naming and single-word comprehension.

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Fig 2.

Correlation of gray matter volumes with performance on naming for each PPA variant: lv-PPA (green), sv-PPA (red), nfv-PPA (no regions).

Results are superimposed on the 3-dimensional rendering of the Montreal Neurological Institute standard brain.

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Fig 3.

Correlation of gray matter volumes with performance on naming (red) and single-word comprehension (blue) for the whole PPA group.

The overlap region representing the lexical-semantic hub is shown in pink. Results are superimposed on the 3-dimensional rendering of the Montreal Neurological Institute standard brain.

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