what happens if the corpus callosum is damaged

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the signal transmission from one hemisphere to the other is impaired and can lead to serious coordination problems, or ataxia
damage can lead to a condition called split-brain syndrome
individuals with split-brain syndrome may experience difficulties in coordinating actions between the two sides of their bodies

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what happens if the corpus callosum is damaged

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