Case Report
Intermittent Alien Hand Syndrome and Callosal Apraxia in Multiple Sclerosis: Implications for Interhemispheric Communication
Table 2
DA performance on selected motor tasks (the star indicates scores below cutoffs).
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Note: the different motor components were explored by mean of the following standardized tests: the writing subtests of the Esame Neuropsicologico per l’Afasia(Capasso, Miceli 2001)1; test for ideomotor apraxia (Tessari et al., 2011 [10])2; the pantomime subtest of the Limb Apraxia Battery (Bartolo et al., 2008)3; real object use in addition to ideational apraxia testing (DeRenzi et al., 1968)4; multiple object use (De Renzi and Lucchelli, 1988)5; the constructional apraxia subtest of the mental deterioration battery (Carlesimo et al., 1995)6; the Italian version of the Rey Figure copying test (Caffarra e coll., 2002)7; the Italian version of the block design subtest of the Wechsler adult intelligence scale (WAIS-R)8; clock drawing subtest of the Esame Neuropsicologico Breve (Mondini et al., 2008)9. |