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1. Although hypergraphia cannot be isolated to one specific part of the brain, some areas are known to have more of an effect than others.
2. Most temporal lobe epilepsy patients who suffer from hypergraphia can write words, but not all may have the capacity to write complete sentences that have meaning.
3. Thus begins her exploration of " hypergraphia " _ a term used by doctors to describe the overwhelming desire to write _ and its agonizing opposite.
4. While epilepsy-induced hypergraphia is usually lateralized to the left cerebral hemisphere in the language areas, hypergraphia associated with lesions and other brain damage usually occurs in the right cerebral hemisphere.
5. While epilepsy-induced hypergraphia is usually lateralized to the left cerebral hemisphere in the language areas, hypergraphia associated with lesions and other brain damage usually occurs in the right cerebral hemisphere.
6. It's difficult to find hypergraphia in a sentence. 用hypergraphia造句挺難的
7. Geschwind described cases which included extreme religiosity, now called " Geschwind syndrome ", and aspects of the syndrome have been identified in some religious figures, in particular extreme religiosity and hypergraphia ( excessive writing ).
8. His compulsive writing ( technically known as " hypergraphia " ), Ms . Slater suggests, is less an attempt to contain anxiety than " an attempt to retrieve certain crucial aspects of his identity that were decimated by his disease ."
9. Patients with TLE can experience hallucinations ( Lucy felt bugs on her skin and often smelled excrement ), hypergraphia ( constant writing ), hyper-religiosity ( some say Saint Paul was a temporal lobe epileptic ) and depersonalization ( feeling apart from oneself ).
10. Gould suffered from writer's block and hypergraphia; while to those around him he appeared to be taking constant notes & mdash; a notion he was happy to reinforce & mdash; he was, in fact, re-writing the same few chapters dealing with seemingly trivial events in his own early life.
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