What is an alien syndrome?

Alien Hand Syndrome or Dr. Strangel is an unusual health condition, most often caused by damage between the right and left brain hemisphere. This can happen by operations. In rare cases, the brain division can be proposed to treat epilepsy, which does not respond to traditional more medicinal therapy. Alternatively, stroke, infections, degenerative brain disorders or traumatic brain damage separates or damage the connection between hemispheres. It can do things in opposition to the activities of the other party, understand things, be kept occupied or maintained without deliberate thinking by the person. Although this condition is often a feed for horror films, it is unlikely that the affected hand intentionally committed violence or start writing disturbing news. Rather, his actions are relatively benign and simply out of control of the person. Treatment of this condition generally involves providing an extraterrestrial hand something that could be understood or some activity to prevent the implementation of whatCh any undesirable actions.

If the brain is damaged or damaged, it determines which hand will be affected and how the alien syndrome will show. A right person who has specific injury or damage to the corpus of collusum, a part of the brain that is associated with two hemispheres can cause the alien hand syndrome in the left hand. Injury in the front of the brain can cause the alien syndrome in the dominant right hand.

Hand, which acts targeted and possibly aggressive outside the patient control - aggressive could be defined as unpacking buttons, gripping things, and sometimes tear -off clothing - usually indicates significant injuries to several parts of the brain by degenerative disease, stroke or brain tumor. Again, it is important to understand that aggressive rarely means violent. However, even without violent acts, it is very demanding for a person with an extraterrestrial hand to be attachedto the limb that he cannot control.

In most cases, a person can still perceive what the hand is doing and can feel the feelings of hands. It can be distracting and frustrating. Whether one is trying to do with your hand under their control, it can be thwarted or simply difficult to carry out with the other hand, which acts on its own and sends all kinds of nerve signals to the brain. Depending on where and how brain damage occurs, some people are able to regain some conscious control over the affected hand. Others must only adapt to the alien hand syndrome, frustrating and irritating obstacles.