brain syndrome

What Can Split-brain Patients Not Do?

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What Can Split-brain Patients Not Do? The canonical idea of split-brain patients is that they cannot compare stimuli across visual half-fields (left), because visual processing is not integrated across hemispheres. This is what we found as well. Can split-brain patients see? However, such conflicts are very rare. If a conflict arises, one hemisphere usually overrides

Can A Split Brain Function Appropriately?

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Can A Split Brain Function Appropriately? Many patients with split-brain syndrome retain intact memory and social skills. Split-brain patients also maintain motor skills that were learned before the onset of their condition and require both sides of the body; examples include walking, swimming, and biking. What does a person with split-brain See? When split-brain patients