Gerstmann's syndrome results in finger agnosia (people are not able to recognize their fingers as part of their body) and right-left disorientation. Which part of the brain is associated with this syndrome?

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Gerstmann's syndrome is caused by lesions on the dominant parietal lobe, which is just behind the frontal lobes. This syndrome also results in agraphia (deficiency in writing ability) and acalculia (deficiency in learning or understanding math).

Gerstmann's Syndrome Results in Finger Agnosia (People Are Not Able