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Anosognosia for hemiplegia with preserved awareness of complete cortical blindness following intracranial hemorrhage.

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A 51-year-old woman presented with anosognosia for hemiplegia (AHP), neglect, and a complete loss of vision, for which she was almost immediately aware. Neuroimaging studies revealed intracranial hemorrhages in the medial temporal lobes bilaterally, extending back to the occipital cortex, but

Auditory agnosia associated with bilateral putaminal hemorrhage: A case report of clinical course of recovery.

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A 45-year-old right-handed man with a past history (10 years) of putaminal hemorrage presented with auditory agnosia associated with left putaminal hemorrhage. It was suspected that the auditory agnosia was due to bilateral damage in the acoustic radiations. Generalized auditory agnosia, verbal and

[Right unilateral auditory agnosia following left lenticular hemorrhage].

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A 33-year old patient who had had left lenticular hemorrhage presented with an inability to understand with the right ear oral language and, in a less dramatic way, nonverbal sounds. This unilateral auditory agnosia was first associated with a right motor underutilization and right motor, sensitive,

Rehabilitation of patients with anosognosia for hemiplegia due to intracerebral haemorrhage.

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We have studied the differences in the lesions, concomitant symptoms and ADL levels in patients in acute-stage cerebral-haemorrhage and manifesting anosognosia. Twelve of 50 patients (24.0%) presented with anosognosia. The (+) group had longer intervals between onset and the first evaluation than

Psychoacoustical deficits related to bilateral subcortical hemorrhages. A case with apperceptive auditory agnosia.

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We report a case of acute deafness secondary to bilateral hemorrhages involving the external capsule and extending to both temporal isthmi. The lesions probably disrupted both auditory radiations. Deafness disappeared within 2 weeks leading to a transient auditory agnosia for environmental and

Auditory agnosia caused by bilateral putamen haemorrhage.

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A 55-year-old right-handed man with a history of hypertension suddenly fell and developed right hemiparesis. Neurological examination revealed that he was alert, but did not appropriately respond to verbal questions and commands. Detailed examination revealed that he could correctly respond to

[Occipital angioma with cerebromeningeal hemorrhage; surgery; cure with temporary visual agnosia].

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[Preleukemia presenting optic agnosia caused by several attacks of cerebral hemorrhage due to amyloid angiopathy].

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Anosognosia and mania associated with right thalamic haemorrhage.

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[Posttraumatic visual agnosia and epilepsy as a consequence of gunshot injury to the head. Case report].

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Half million people in the world, each year have a gunshot injury to the head and eighty thousand of them are hospitalized. Gunshot injuries to the head have became in Poland second most frequent cause of death from head trauma, and in some countries during peace became the most frequent cause of

Subcortical prosopagnosia and anosognosia.

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A 59-year-old right-handed woman with acute hemorrhage affecting the head of the left caudate nucleus exhibited prosopagnosia and anosognosia. It is suggested that these symptoms are due to a disconnection syndrome affecting a putative cortico-limbic reticular loop involved in attention.

[Alloesthesia without impairment of consciousness after right putaminal small hemorrhage].

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Alloesthesia is a condition in which a sensory stimulus, given on one side of the body, is perceived to be at the corresponding area on the opposite side. In our previous study (Kawamura, Hirayama et al., 1987), we suggested that it may be useful for localization because this phenomenon was observed

[A case of pure word deafness and auditory agnosia associated with bilateral temporo-parietal lesions].

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A-49-year-old right-handed female was reported. She showed pure word deafness and auditory agnosia because of bilateral temporo-parietal lesions. The left lesion resulted from angiospasm of the left anterior and middle cerebral arteries after subarachnoid hemorrhage due to a ruptured aneurysm of the

[Clinical analysis of 24 cases of caudate hemorrhage].

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Twenty-four patients with caudate hemorrhage, in whom such definite organic lesions as arteriovenous malformations or ruptured cerebral aneurysms could not be proved, were analyzed. These cases comprise 2.0% of 1202 cases of hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage diagnosed by computed tomography and

[Two cases of pure agraphia developed after thalamic hemorrhage].

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We have observed two cases suffered from left thalamic hemorrhage, that showed pure agraphia. The first case was a 49 year-old, right handed male, who was educated through 11th grade. The CT scan revealed left thalamic hemorrhage with ventricular casting. The second case was a 48 year- old, right

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