For instance, someone with "finger agnosia" due to a stroke in the dominant language parietal lobe can easily recognize and name a car or a television, but not his own thumb.
From Jose Vega M.D., Ph.D., former About.com Guide
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For instance, someone with "finger agnosia" due to a stroke in the dominant language parietal lobe can easily recognize and name a car or a television, but not his own thumb.
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