Think about the different functions performed by the brain (language, memory, movement, emotion, sensory processing, etc.). If you were to suffer a stroke and have a particular kind of functioning disrupted,

Coffeesnake asked Jan 16, 2022

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Coffeesnake asked Jan 16, 2022

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It all depends on what part of the brain you have your stroke in.

Despite this, stroke mainly effects movement and sensory processing.

Matteodv answered Jan 22, 2022

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