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  • Title: Visual laterality effects and cerebral speech dominance determined by the carotid Amytal test.
    Author: Strauss E, Wada J, Kosaka B.
    Journal: Neuropsychologia; 1985; 23(4):567-70. PubMed ID: 4033909.
    Abstract:
    Epileptic patients whose speech dominance had been ascertained using the carotid Amytal test were given a verbal-visual half-field task. Patients with left-hemisphere speech dominance, like normal controls, tended to show a RVF effect whereas patients with atypical speech patterns showed a bias in favor of the LVF.
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