A sudden loss of function not directly adjunct to the ischemic area, but rather in an area that is connected by neuronal pathways is called ____.

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This sudden loss of function is known as diaschisis. Syncope refers to fainting or loss of consciousness, diplopia is double vision, and nystagmus is involuntary eye movement. None of these terms refer to a loss of function in a connected area.

A Sudden Loss of Function Not Directly Adjunct to the Ischemic