A split-brain patient who sees something in his left visual field can point to it with the left hand but cannot name it .
The term "split-brain" refers to patients who have had their corpus callosum cut to alleviate medically untreatable epilepsy.
Due to the inability to pass information directly between the two brain hemispheres, split-brain patients exhibit abnormal behavior, particularly with respect to language and object recognition.
Split brain or corpus callosum syndrome is a type of separation syndrome when the corpus callosum that connects her two hemispheres of the brain is cut to some extent. This is a symptom association caused by disruption or disruption of connections between hemispheres of the brain.
