Other difficulties commonly follow: left-right confusion, difficulty in writing and calculation, even an agnosia for one's own fingers (a tetrad of problems sometimes called Gerstmann's syndrome).
She seemingly had no sign of Gerstmann's syndrome, either, for she could add grocery bills in her head and write letters, had no left-right confusion, and remained as dexterous as ever with her fingers on the keyboard.
With the immediate opportunity to shelter behind human rights confusion passed, we come to the Queen's speech's third and final chapter.
And in a way, whether or not Ms Sebelius got the answer right, the confusion over her status does illustrate the distressing kludginess of the system.
Typical aura symptoms were right hemiparesis, confusion, and aphasia, and the duration of the migraine attacks was less than 1 day.
Yes, that's right: Clock confusion is upon us yet again.
By 2016, a series of catchphrases had come to dominate the chaotic state of gender politics – "male privilege", "rape culture", "men's rights" – but confusion reigned.
In this series all patients exhibited Balint's syndrome (optic ataxia, simultanagnosia, oculomotor apraxia) and Gerstmann's syndrome (acalculia, agraphia, finger agnosia, right-left confusion).
Posterior cortical atrophy typically occurs between ages 50 and 65 years and is often associated with features of Bálint's syndrome (asimultagnosia, optic ataxia, and oculomotor apraxia), Gerstmann's syndrome (acalculia, right-left confusion, finger agnosia, and agraphia), alexia, limb apraxia (both ideational and ideomotor), and working memory deficits [ 121- 123].
