Some proposed specific lesion correlations with the right posterior ... as an extreme and unusual subtype of asomatognosia (Loring, 2015).

Recent lesion-mapping analyses comparing patients with right hemispheric damage with and without anosognosia have highlighted the specific involvement of the ...

Article abstract-Verbal asomatognosia is a form of neglect in which a patient denies ownership of a limb contralateral to a brain lesion.

Despite the wide lesions of the right angular gyrus and of the temporo-parietal junction, the patient did not present visuospatial deficits ...

Voxel-based lesion-symptom mapping found supramarginal gyrus (SMG) ... Asomatognosia serves as the general heading for these disorders of ...

A brain MRI scan showed a left parietal lobe lesion that was likely attributable to a previous hemorrhage (Figure 1). A 30-minute scalp EEG ...

Conclusions Asomatognosia results from large lesions involving multipledincluding temporoparietaldsectors, but the addition of medial frontal ...

Evidence from patients with focal brain damage suggests that asomatognosia is linked to posterior parietal lesions, especially of the right hemisphere, and ...

Asomatognosia results from large lesions involving multiple--including temporoparietal--sectors, but the addition of medial frontal involvement appears ...

Asomatognosia is a neurological disorder characterized as loss of recognition or awareness of part of the body. ... The failure to acknowledge, for example, a ...