Clinical Consequences of Stroke - EBRSR

• Superior quantrantonopsia or homonymous hemianopsia • Left hemispheric: Wernicke’s aphasia • Right hemispheric: Left visual neglect . 2.2.3 Right vs. Left Hemispheric Lesions . Each hemisphere is responsible for initiating motor activity and receiving sensory information from the opposite side of the body.

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Right Hemisphere Stroke

• Homonymous hemianopsia • Confusion • Neglect • Decrease auditory attention • Short term memory loss • Difficulty organizing Verbal information Blood supply to frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes. Right Posterior Cerebral Artery Stroke • Left sensory loss

  Rights, Stroke, Hemisphere, Homonymous, Right hemisphere stroke

Education, Health and Care plans

homonymous hemianopia - which means that the left side of her vision is severely reduced. This affects her ability to navigate safely in unfamiliar or busy environments. 6 EDUCATION HEALTH AND CARE PLANS Adam (12 years old) finds it difficult to …

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Homonymy and Polysemy - University of York

Homonymy and Polysemy This handout contains a brief explanation of homonymy and polysemy. It is intended to supplement the discussion on pages 130-132 of the textbook, not