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A Case of Callosal Disconnection Syndrome with a Chief Complaint of Right-hand Disability,Despite Presence of Left-hand Diagonistic Dyspraxia Yoko Okamoto 1 , Hisako Saida 1 , Toru Yamamoto 1 1Department of Neurology,Osaka Saiseikai Nakatsu Hospital Keyword: callosal disconnection syndrome , cerebral infarction , diagonistic dyspraxia , right hand disability pp.495-500
Published Date 2009/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1416100474
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Abstract

 We report the case of 48-year-old right-handed male patient with an infarction affecting most part of the body and the splenium of the left half of the corpus callosum. Neuropsychological examination revealed typical signs of callosal disconnection including left-sided apraxia, diagonistic dyspraxia, left-sided agraphia, left-hand tactile anomia, left hemialexia, and right-sided constructional disability. Moreover, he complained of impairment in activities involving the right hand disability and agraphia. He could not stop behaving with his right hand when he had a vague idea. For example, he involuntarily picked up a tea bottle with his right hand when he had a desire to drink, although the action was not appropriate to that occasion. The imitation and utilization behavior did not imply this case, because his right hand behaviors were not exaggerated in response to external stimuli, such as the gestures of the examiner or the subjects in front of the patient. Unexpectedly, he complained about impairment of the activity of his right hand and was unaware of left hand apraxia or diagonistic dyspraxia; this trend continued for 6 months, at the time of this writing. We argue that the patient may have been subconsciouly aware of the symptoms of his left hand but had not verbalized them. (Received: August 31,2007,Accepted: August 25,2008)


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