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Scientists believe the brain is
lateralised
, meaning the brain is split into
two
distinct
hemispheres
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Hemispheric lateralisation
The
left
and
right hemispheres
process information
differently
and
control
different
patterns
of
behaviour
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Corpus callosum
A
network
of
nerve fibers
that connect the two hemispheres, allowing for
interhemispheric communication
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In some
epileptic patients
who are not helped by
drug treatment
, the
corpus callosum
is
lesioned
out to reduce the
frequency
of
seizures
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Although this can help reduce the patients’
seizures
, a
corpus callosotomy
can also affect their
behaviour
and
perception
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