Therefore, this empirical prospective case study sought to document the cognitive and linguistic functions of a 59 year old male who following a right hemisphere stroke acquired a type of language disorder (“aphasia”) typically seen with left hemisphere lesions. For the 3% of individuals who fall in the category of "atypical cerebral dominance" however, there is little in the available literature. Research for lesions in this area therefore, have been well documented. ![]() ![]() Extensive research has found that in 97% of people worldwide, language is typically carried out by the left hemisphere of the brain. ![]() As the foundation for effective communication, the power of the human brain to create and execute language derives from the ability of its structural components to remain intact.
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