“…Left hemialexia is invariably observed following posterior callosal lesions (Abe, Nakamura, Sugishita, Kato, & Iwata, 1986;Binder et al, 1992;Cohen & Dehaene, 1996;Damasio, Chui, Corbett, & Kassel, 1980;Degos et al, 1987;Habib, Ceccaldi, & Poncet, 1990;Lausberg, Göttert, Münßinger, Boegner, & Marx, 1999;Levine & Calvanio, 1980;Maspes, 1948;Sidtis, Volpe, Holtzman, Wilson, & Gazzaniga, 1981;Sugishita, Iwata, Toyokura, Yoshioka, & Yamada, 1978;Sugishita, Yoshioka, & Kawamura, 1986;Suzuki et al, 1998;Trescher & Ford, 1937;Wechsler, 1972). Patients with left hemialexia typically show impaired reading of LVF words, contrasting with a perfectly normal performance with RVF words.…”