Lebrun I
Acta Neurol Latinoam. 1980;26(4):223-7.
The author studies the written language in a series of right-handed patients with a right side cerebral lesion. Reduplications and omission of strokes and of letters are noted on writing. The cause of these disorders is attributed by the author to an impairment of visual and kinesthetic control of the act of writing, and not to a truly aphasic alteration. This impairment is part of a more general deficit, namely a distorted interpretation of spatial data. The author proposes to call this writing disorder afferent dysgraphia.
作者对一系列右侧大脑病变的右利手患者的书面语言进行了研究。在书写过程中发现了笔画和字母的重复及遗漏现象。作者将这些障碍的原因归因于书写动作的视觉和动觉控制受损，而非真正的失语性改变。这种损伤是更普遍缺陷的一部分，即对空间数据的扭曲解读。作者提议将这种书写障碍称为传入性书写障碍。
