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date: 19 May 2022

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Last paragraph under subheading Sensory inattentioin third bullet point:

The sentence should read: in a right sided parietal lesion, the patient will feel both left and right sides, but when both sides are touched, they will only be able to feel the stimulus on the RIGHT side.” not …they will only be able to feel the stimulus on the left side.