Four CBD phenotypes emerged: CBS, frontal behavioral-spatial syndrome, nonfluent/agrammatic variant of primary progressive aphasia, and PSP syndrome, which has also been confirmed by another independent study [ 18 ▪].
Notably, the Armstrong criteria recognize a 'frontal behavioral-spatial' syndrome and modified criteria from Cambridge also propose to lump together executive and visuospatial deficits as core cognitive features of CBS [ 32].
Moreover, sustained attention deficits in neglect have not specifically been related to PPC lesions, and it remains unclear whether they interact with spatial impairments in this syndrome.
The verbal versus visual-spatial differences between Turner syndrome females and 46,XX females contrast with the differences between males and 46,XX females, given that on average, males exhibit relatively better visual-spatial skills compared to verbal skills than do females (Geary 1998; Baron-Cohen 2003).
In our findings, patients with complex regional pain syndrome have substantial spatial alterations in the functional connectivity between brain regions implicated in the resting-state default mode network, S1/M1, and IPS/MIP; these alterations show a trend of correlation with neuropathic pain intensity.
Interestingly, the spatial impairments found in Williams syndrome have been likened to those with right hemisphere damage [60].
Third, it remains unclear whether deficits in maintaining attention might interact with spatial deficits in the neglect syndrome.
Antibody prevalence increased with rising elevation (> 1,200 meters) and correlated with a spatial cluster of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome cases in the Sierra Nevada.
Spatial neglect (SN) is a neuropsychological syndrome that impairs automatic attention orienting to stimuli in the contralesional visual space of stroke patients.
Other characteristics of the syndrome are difficulties with spatial and/or mathematical concepts, which appear in 21% of a large sample of CCHS children, who also show learning difficulties at school [4].
Individuals with Turner's syndrome have deficits in spatial ability usually attributed to the right hemisphere.
