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[Study of brain asymmetry with neurologically normal subjects: visual procedures].

Revista de neurologia - 1 Jan 2000

Barroso J, Nieto M A

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OBJECTIVES: We present a revision of the technique of visual lateralization of stimuli as one approach to the study of brain asymmetry with regard to language. At the same time, we present a summary of the research carried out by our group using these techniques, reflecting not only the main results but also the most relevant methodological aspects. DEVELOPMENT: Brain asymmetry is a basic characteristic of the...

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