...and principal symptom.1 If any conclusion is justified in the observation of one case, it would be that a lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the left side I in right-handed persons and probably on the right side in left-handed individuals will give rise...

...for some very good reasons If any conclusion is justified in the observation of one case, it would be that a lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the leftside in right-handed persons and probably on the right side in left-handed individuals will give...

...principal symptom. (1) "If any conclusion is justificable in the observation of one case, it would that a lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the left side in be right handed persons, and probably on the right side in left handen individúala vill give rise...

...principal symptom. ( 11 "If any conclusion is justiflcable in the observation of one case, it would that a lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the left side in be right handed persons, and probably on the right side in left handen individuals vill give rise to...

...Turning to the graphic center, it appears that Mingazzini, Marie and also Henschen locate this area in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the left side. They ascribe to it the dignity of a true center, while Dejerine considers writing only a higher motor...

...convolution. He states : " If any conclusion is justified in the observation of one case, it would be that a lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution...principal symptom will be the loss of the power to spell. It should be borne in mind that a lesion, such as a tumor, abscess, cyst, and probably thrombotic...

...loss of function in the affected muscles will not be completely abolished from a unilateral lesion. 3. A lesion in the foot of the second frontal convolution on the left side in right-handed persons or on the right side in left-handed individuals (the probable orthographic centre) will be attended...