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What is a parietal stroke? how is it different from a regular stroke?
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Location : Parietal refers to the location in the brain, it is one of the lobes of the brain. There are two parietal lobes, right and left. So, a parietal stroke is a stroke effecting the parietal lobe.
Answered 6/18/2019
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