Interhemispheric functional relationships in auditory agnosia: An analysis of the preconditions and a conceptual model
@article{Ulrich1978InterhemisphericFR,
title={Interhemispheric functional relationships in auditory agnosia: An analysis of the preconditions and a conceptual model},
author={G. Ulrich},
journal={Brain and Language},
year={1978},
volume={5},
pages={286-300}
}Abstract A statistical analysis revealed the following concerning auditory agnosia. (1) Bilateral temporal lobe lesions prevailed; in a minority of cases unilateral lesions were verified. (2) The syndrome occurred as a result of repeated insults. (3) There was a statistically significant correlation between the side of the first insult and the predilective type of the syndrome, i.e., agnosia preferably for linguistic with respect to nonlinguistic material. On the basis of these results we… Expand
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