A Stroke That Results Death of Two-Thirds of the Neurons

A stroke that results death of two-thirds of the neurons of the fingers/hand area of the somatosensory cortex would result in

A) permanent inability to feel sensation in the contralateral fingers/hand.
B) permanent inability to feel sensation in the ipsilateral fingers/hand.
C) temporary inability to feel sensation in the contralateral fingers/hand, provided the patient undergoes regular physical therapy of the affected hands and fingers.
D) temporary inability to feel sensation in the ipsilateral fingers/hand, provided the patient undergoes regular physical therapy of the affected hands and fingers.
E) complete paralysis of the contralateral side of the body.