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Left cerebellar lesions may be associated with an increase in spatial neglect-like symptoms.

2023-03-08

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<p>Each cerebellar hemisphere projects to the contralateral cerebral hemisphere. Previous research suggests a lateralization of cognitive functions in the cerebellum that mirrors the cerebral cortex, with attention/visuospatial functions represented in the left cerebellar hemisphere, and language functions in the right cerebellar hemisphere. Although there is good evidence supporting the role of the right cerebell...

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fd4cd09e-eb01-5ae7-8c52-e252a8415156
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10.31234/osf.io/78hj3
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