Some Experimental Views of Major Symptoms of Frontal Lobe Damage.

Most probable symptom

 

Disturbances of motor function

Loss of fine movements

Loss of strength

Poor movement programming

 

Poor voluntary eye gaze

Poor corollary discharge

Broca’s aphasia

 

Loss of divergent thinking

Reduced spontaneity (toward goal directed behavior)

Poor strategy formation

 

Environmental control of behavior

Poor response inhibition

Risk taking and rule breaking

Impaired associative learning

 

Poor temporal memory

Poor recency memory

Poor frequency estimate

Poor self-order recall

Poor delayed response

 

Impaired social behavior

 

Altered sexual behavior

 

Impaired olfactory discrimination

 

Disorders associated with damage to the face area

Lesion site

 

 

Area 4

Areas 4, 6; dorsolateral

Premotor

Dorsolateral

Frontal eye fields

Dorsolateral, premotor

Area 44

 

 

Orbital

 

Dorsolateral (?)

 

Prefrontal (OFC)

Prefrontal (OFC)

Dorsolateral

 

 

Dorsolateral

Dorsolateral

Dorsolateral

Dorsolateral

 

Orbital

 

Orbital

 

Orbital

 

Face (object recognition)

Basic reference

 

 

Kuypers, 1981

Lonard et al., 1988

Roland et al., 1980

Kolb and Milner, 1981

Guitton et al., 1982

Teuber, 1964

Brown, 1972

 

 

Jones-Gotman and Milner, 19??

Shallice and Evans, 1978

Damasio, 19??

 

Milner, 1964

Miller, 1985

Ptrides, 1982

 

 

Milner, 1974

Smith and Milner, 1985

Petrides and Milner, 198?

Freedman and Oscar-B?

 

Blumer and Benson, 197?

 

Walker and Blumer, 197?

 

Potter and Butters, 198?

 

Taylor, 1979; etc.

 

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