On the same side below the lesion, there is a loss of epicritic, stereognostic and deep sensibility, and on the opposite side below the lesion, loss of the sense of pain and the discrimination between heat and cold.
Retraction of visual field, right; diminution of smell and loss of hearing, right; position sense absent on this side; stereognostic sense preserved.
Stereognostic sense was lost and the sense of position was lost absolutely for hand and foot.
But slight aphasic disorder accompanies the brachial monoplegia of middle central lesion, though writing, reading, and calculation are slightly affected, and the more so the more the lesion extends posteriorly to the stereognostic regions.
Slight disturbance of tactile sensibility in the paralyzed limbs; marked disorder of position sense and gross disturbance of stereognostic sense.
The bony sensibility, as well as the pain and temperature sense, and the position and stereognostic senses were completely abolished on the right side.
It is the special muscular sensibility of the child from three to six years of age who is forming his own muscular activity which stimulates him to use the stereognostic sense.
What we call in the blind the tactile sense is in reality more often the stereognostic sense.
Other senses tend to associate themselves with the chromatic sense, for example, the stereognostic and gustatory senses.
The stereognostic sense: Recognition of elementary forms, of rare objects, of coins.
For the education of the senses in general, such as in the tactile, thermic, baric, and stereognostic exercises, we blindfold the child.
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