A selective loss of language resulting from left hemisphere cerebral lesions is familiar to all neurologists but only rarely does such a deficit allow preexisting extraordinary capabilities of the right hemisphere to eme - Piano Concerto for the Left Hand - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A selective loss of language resulting from left hemisphere cerebral lesions is familiar to all neurologists but only rarely does such a deficit allow preexisting extraordinary capabilities of the right hemisphere to eme Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-02-15 10:56:15 Open Document File Size: 64,92 KB Share Result on Facebook City Wilkins / Cambridge / Williams / London / Baltimore / New York / Paris / / Company MIT Press / G Duckworth & Co Ltd / / Facility Wake Forest University / Such facility / Centre Fran çais / / MusicGroup Vox / / Organization Wake Forest University / MIT / Centre Fran / Works For Orchestra / The Left / / Person Dennis Dobson / Germaine Brée / Clovis Vincent / Maurice Ravel / Helene Jourdan / Paul Wittgenstein / John Hughlings Jackson / Maurice Delange / Theophile Alajouanine / / Position emotional composer / composer / artist / Professor / watchmaker / writer / Viennese pianist / musician / concert pianist / neurologist / engineer / swimmer / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / / SocialTag Maurice Ravel Prix Blumenthal Brain Aphasia Piano Concerto for the Left Hand Boléro Le tombeau de Couperin Cerebral hemisphere Human brain Music

A selective loss of language resulting from left hemisphere cerebral lesions is familiar to all neurologists but only rarely does such a deficit allow preexisting extraordinary capabilities of the right hemisphere to emeAdd to Reading List