Right hemisphere language and speech capacity was further analyzed in brain-bisected
patients. The results indicate that little or no syntactic capability exists in the right …

Two split-brain patients who differ in their right hemisphere language capacity were tested
on a variety of simple cognitive tasks. Both isolated right hemispheres performed poorly on …

Linguistic and related cognitive abilities were investigated two years after dominant left
hemispherectomy for cerebral malignancy in a 12 year old female. Auditory comprehension …

Observations made upon clinical populations during the last century have largely been
responsible for supplanting the traditional view that the human cerebral hemispheres are …

The paper describes the investigation of some modifications of language and intellectual
functions associated with damage to the right cerebral hemisphere. A group of subjects with …

Responds to MS Gazzaniga's (see record 1984-07149-001) review of right-hemisphere
language in split-brain patients. The present author disagrees with (1) Gazzaniga's …

Two recent patients in our behavioral series investigating the psychological effects of
callosal section exhibit right hemisphere language. Using lateralized visual and auditory …

Fifty right-brain-damaged patients and thirty-nine normal controls were given two tests of
semantic-lexical discrimination (auditory language comprehension and reading …

Four types of lateral preference (hand, foot, eye, ear) were measured in 73 patients, who
underwent sodium Amytal speech testing. In 63 cases, speech was on the left side whereas …

While a capacity for the right hemisphere in language and language related functions is
established, a role for the right hemisphere in speech production is controversial. The …