Our sense of where we are in space and how we process sensory information is governed by the parietal lobe. When stroke affects this area, the very fabric of how we experience the world can change.

An inability to copy words or respect the margins and lines of the page is also seen after small left parietal lobe strokes along with poorly-formed, often illegible graphemes (the individual ...

describes the doctor's work with patients in whom the brain's parietal lobes—which control spatial understanding and visual recognition—have been damaged through injury or stroke. profiles ...