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Investigator | Lesion site | Subjects | Affected function/impairment | Conclusion | Type of study |
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Danckert et al. 2002 [14] | Right PL | 1 patient with visual neglect | Imagined movements did not show the same speed-accuracy trade-off observed for actual movements | Right parietal lobe may be important in the generation of internal models of motor movements | Case report |
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Doricchi and Tomaiuolo 2004 [15] | Right hemispheric damage | 21 pts with neglect 10 ctrls | Neglect | Maximal overlap in supramarginal gyrus and superior longitudinal fasciculus; decisive role of parieto-frontal disconnection in neglect | Case series |
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Haaland et al. 2000 [16] | Left PL | 41 pts with damage in left hemisphere | Ideomotor apraxia | Regions in the left hemisphere important for goal directed movements | Case series |
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Markowitsch et al. 1999 [17] | Left angular gyrus lesion | 1 patient | Auditory working memory dysfunction | Calculation tasks were not affected | Case report |
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Paterson and Zangwill 1944 [18] | Penetrating head wound affecting the angular gyrus | 1 patient | | Neglect | Case report |
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Rosler et al. 1997 [19] | Ischemic lesion in the territory of the right middle cerebral artery | 31 pts with right- or left- sided infarctions 31 ctrls | Facial recognition ability in pts with right-sided lesions was lessened compared with ctrls and with pts with left-sided infarctions | Graded impairment in patients with right middle cerebral artery infarcts | Cross-sectional case-control study |
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Rossetti et al. 2005 [20] | First case: bilateral parietal damage Second case: bilateral posterior parietal and upper and lateral occipital cortico-subcortical regions bilaterally through ischemic stroke | 2 pts | First case: visual disorientation, simultanagnosia, and severe optic ataxia Second case: bilateral optic ataxia | Optic ataxia patients are impaired for immediate visuomotor processing but improve when required to delay before responding. | Case series |
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Sirigu et al. 1999 [21] | Left parietal cortex damage | 3 pts with apraxia 6 ctrls with apraxia 2 nonapraxic neurological ctrs | pts were impaired in recognition of the viewed hand as the examiner's when it performed movements similar to their own movement | Parietal cortex is important for the perception of own movements as self-generated | Cross-sectional |
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