Equipotentiality Versus Cortical Localization

Holmes, Jack A.

doi:10.1126/science.127.3292.241-a

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“…Here too, maximal impairment appeared after left parietotemporal lesions (Teuber 1959;Teuber and Weinstein 1958;Weinstein and Teuber 1957), rather than frontal-a result sharply at variance with Rylander's reports (1939Rylander's reports ( , 1943, but in line with results for tumor cases obtained more recently by Pollack (1955) and others.…”

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The Riddle of Frontal Lobe Function in Man

Teuber¹

2009

Neuropsychol Rev

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Section: Negative Evidence: Specific Experimental Resultssupporting

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The Riddle of Frontal Lobe Function in Man

Teuber¹

2009

Neuropsychol Rev

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Perception of Reversible Figures After Brain Injury

Cohen¹

1959

Arch NeurPsych

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Verbal and figural gestalt completion tests with lateralized occipital area brain damage

1988

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Verbal and figural forms of the Gestalt Completion Test were administered to 8 subjects with left or near left occipital, 12 with right or near right occipital, 12 with left anterior‐lateral and 9 with right anterior‐lateral lesions. Z score indices of verbal vs. figural scores were constructed. The indices for these groups were compared. Damage to the left occipital area did not impair the figural score more than the verbal, while damage to the right occipital area impaired the figural considerably more than the verbal. The anterior‐lateral groups had no lateralized impairment. This supports the concept that the left occipital area perceptually transforms verbal visual data, while the right occipital area transforms figural visual data.

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Equipotentiality Versus Cortical Localization

Cited by 9 publications

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The Riddle of Frontal Lobe Function in Man

The Riddle of Frontal Lobe Function in Man

Perception of Reversible Figures After Brain Injury

Verbal and figural gestalt completion tests with lateralized occipital area brain damage

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