Inability to identify, by touch alone, objects placed in the hand such as differentiating between a dime and a quarter.
inability to recognize objects or forms by touch
inability to identify an object by touch. Present in one hand only, on the side opposite to which the brain is damaged. Stereognosis is a higher mental function of the parietal lobe of the brain. It should only be tested for when the lower sensory tracts are undamaged as damage here also causes inability to recognise an object.
Inability to recognize familiar objects by touch that cannot be explained by a defect of elementary tactile sensation.
a loss of the ability to recognize objects by handling them
The inability to recognize or characterize objects by touch.
The inability to discriminate shape, texture, weight, and size of objects. Often occurs with parietal lobe lesion.
The inability to recognize objects by sense of touch
Gr. 'without knowledge of solid'. Refers to inability to identify common objects by touch alone ( Ch. 26).