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Auditory Neglect in Man

K. M. Heilman, E. Valenstein

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The clinical phenomenon, auditory neglect, was recognized in ten patients with diverse intracranial pathological lesions. Diagnostic studies identified the pathological locus responsible for auditory neglect as being in the inferior parietal lobe in nine cases, and the frontal lobe in one case.

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The clinical phenomenon, auditory neglect, was recognized in ten patients with diverse intracranial pathological lesions. Diagnostic studies identified the pathological locus responsible for auditory neglect as being in the inferior parietal lobe in nine cases, and the frontal lobe in one case.

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The clinical phenomenon, auditory neglect, was recognized in ten patients with diverse intracranial pathological lesions. Diagnostic studies identified the pathological locus responsible for auditory neglect as being in the inferior parietal lobe in nine cases, and the frontal lobe in one case.

Key concepts: Neglect, Psychology, Psychiatry

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