Neuropsychological and Brain Volume Differences in Patients with Left- and Right-Beginning Corticobasal Syndrome

Abstract

For similar durations of disease, volumetric grey matter loss related to CBS pathology appeared earlier and progressed faster in l-CBS than in r-CBS. Cognitive impairment in r-CBS was characterized by apraxia, and additional memory and perceptional deficits for l-CBS.

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