GERSTMANN SYNDROME(ALEXIA WITH AGRAPHIA) & LEFT PCA STROKE(ALEXIA WITHOUT AGRAPHIA) MADE EASY.

[@WordtoLife]

One of the most complicated conditions to explain yet you explained it very well. Thank you Sir

[@akv41av]

Nice sir

[@ojasvinibali1457]

Beautifully explained sir! Awesome content. Your clarity with the concepts is inspiring. Thank you for making this video.

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

Most welcome!

[@avinashk4666]

very clearly explained sir thank you so much sir

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

So nice of you

[@kkrwariyar3002]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@akv41av]

Sir Anton syndrome plz explain

[@yasaswinibattina4957]

Sir please do a video on epilepsy🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

sure,i will,thank you

[@sudoybarua]

sir, I’m a bit confused. I studied that Spatial Disorientation occur in Non dominant Parietal lession. but, here you accompanied it with a Dominant Parietal lession i.e Gerstmann

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

YOU HAVE TO KINDLY CHECK IT OUT.GERSTMANN SYNDROME IS ONLY SEEN IN DOMINANT LESION

[@mallikarjunareddym20]

Nice class sir... Sir u said left PCA territory involvement only cause splenial lesion,thats why alexia without agraphia...but my doubt is splenium supplied by peeicallosal artery from ACA and both PCA... Even if there is a lesion in Lt PCA, compensation from pericallosal artery and Rt. PCA know sir... Then there can be transfer of information from Rt. Occipital cortex to left cortex, then how it can cause alexia... Plz clarify my doubt sir...

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

very good question. If Splenium of cc can be adequately compensated by other arteries then alexia with out agraphia may not occur

[@mallikarjunareddym20]

@@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185
Thank you so much sir...

[@jithinbose4391]

Alexia without agraphia.. can they copy a written sentence sir ?

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

No,bcz they have Alexia(Difficulty in reading),tq

[@abassidiq6579]

Please made the table more zoomed

[@dr.sreenivasmedicalconcept7185]

shall do it,Thank you