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This concussionhad resultedin prefrontal lobe lesions
while infections of the frontal sinus , ethmoid sinus , and oral cavity are knownto causeinfectious lesions in the frontal lobe
trauma or tumors(passive) caused byFrontal lobe lesions
early rapid lowering of icp(passive) may be prevented by-frontal lobe lesions
Trauma , stroke , ischemic or hemorrhagic damage , inflammation in the brain due to certain diseases , tumors , etc .can causelesions in the temporal lobe
both the Pyramidal and Brainstem - spinal pathwayscauseFrontal lobe lesions
the sound of music(passive) are triggered byLesions in the temporal lobe
avoiding responsesresultfrom parietal lobe lesions
Patients with visuo - spatial neglectresultingfrom parietal lobe lesions
Somatosensory agnosiacan also resultfrom lesions in the parietal lobe
alsocausealso
in agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[10 ] Non - localizing featuresEditmay resultin agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[10 ] Non - localizing featuresEdit
homonymous hemianopia(passive) caused byhomonymous hemianopia
in agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[6may resultin agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[6
Unilateral neglect and anosognosia- Body image disorders(passive) caused byUnilateral neglect and anosognosia- Body image disorders
in agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[3 ] Lesion sizemay resultin agnosia , an inability to recognize complex objects , smells , or shapes , or amorphosynthesis , a loss of perception on the opposite side of the body.[3 ] Lesion size
in a displacement of magnetoencephalography visual evoked field dipolesresultin a displacement of magnetoencephalography visual evoked field dipoles
Usually family members(passive) Caused byUsually family members
congruous visual field defectscausecongruous visual field defects
Disorders of the body image(passive) caused byDisorders of the body image
the memory and other cognitive deficits(passive) caused bythe memory and other cognitive deficits
Tactile agnosia which is the inability to recognise or identify objects by touch alone(passive) is caused byTactile agnosia which is the inability to recognise or identify objects by touch alone
deficits both during production and perception of movement ( Heilman et al . , 1982causeddeficits both during production and perception of movement ( Heilman et al . , 1982
The memory problems(passive) caused byThe memory problems
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highly congruous homonymous visual field defectscausehighly congruous homonymous visual field defects
in deficits , such as constructional apraxia , that require visual processing of shapes ( Andersen 1987do resultin deficits , such as constructional apraxia , that require visual processing of shapes ( Andersen 1987
in contralateral hemianopiawill resultin contralateral hemianopia
the cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome ( CCAS ) " and what is called dysmetria of thought and emotioncausethe cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome ( CCAS ) " and what is called dysmetria of thought and emotion
previously well - established memory , memory deficits(passive) caused bypreviously well - established memory , memory deficits
previously well - established memory , memory decifits(passive) caused bypreviously well - established memory , memory decifits
to a variety of visual disturbances in the form of visual field disturbances , including hemianopsia , visual agnosia ( " cortical blindness " ) and visual hallucinationsusually leadto a variety of visual disturbances in the form of visual field disturbances , including hemianopsia , visual agnosia ( " cortical blindness " ) and visual hallucinations
to gluttony Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimialeadingto gluttony Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia
to typical “ nonfrontal ” manifestations Rafael Batista João and Raquel Mattos Filgueiras ( October 3rd 2018leadingto typical “ nonfrontal ” manifestations Rafael Batista João and Raquel Mattos Filgueiras ( October 3rd 2018
different problems to lesions in the spinal cordcausedifferent problems to lesions in the spinal cord
inferior quadrantic defects or pie on the floor , with possible associated sensory disturbances and Gerstmanns and aphasic syndromes if dominant hemispherecauseinferior quadrantic defects or pie on the floor , with possible associated sensory disturbances and Gerstmanns and aphasic syndromes if dominant hemisphere
in difficulties of speech and language or of the perception of spacemay resultin difficulties of speech and language or of the perception of space
errors in spatial summation , not spatial perceptioncauseerrors in spatial summation , not spatial perception
Motor problems Dressing apraxia Anosagnosia Autopagnosia Alexia Finger agnosiacauseMotor problems Dressing apraxia Anosagnosia Autopagnosia Alexia Finger agnosia
complex cognitive deficits that are diffi- cult to detect on routine mental status examination or by using the Mini - Mental State Examination ( MMSEusually causecomplex cognitive deficits that are diffi- cult to detect on routine mental status examination or by using the Mini - Mental State Examination ( MMSE
optic ataxia because they prevented visual information , which comes from the occipital lobes situated in the posterior part of the brain , from reaching the motor neurons located in the posterior portion of the frontal lobescausedoptic ataxia because they prevented visual information , which comes from the occipital lobes situated in the posterior part of the brain , from reaching the motor neurons located in the posterior portion of the frontal lobes
in " truncular ataxia ( an impairment of the ability to perform smoothly coordinated voluntary movements ) , nystagmus ( a condition in which the patient suffers involuntary eye movements ) and head tiltingresultin " truncular ataxia ( an impairment of the ability to perform smoothly coordinated voluntary movements ) , nystagmus ( a condition in which the patient suffers involuntary eye movements ) and head tilting
in NEGLECT of contralateral external space and selfcan resultin NEGLECT of contralateral external space and self
in a generalized impairment in logical reasoning with neutral contentresultin a generalized impairment in logical reasoning with neutral content
speech impairmentcan causespeech impairment
anesthesia in the arm and leg on the handsome sidecauseanesthesia in the arm and leg on the handsome side
The inability to recognise objects by touch , in the presence of intact cutaneous and proprioceptive hand sensation(passive) caused byThe inability to recognise objects by touch , in the presence of intact cutaneous and proprioceptive hand sensation
hemorrhage or debrismay causehemorrhage or debris
visual field loss to the right or left vertical midline of an image ( hemianopsiamight causevisual field loss to the right or left vertical midline of an image ( hemianopsia