jan is a librarian with a passion for reading emerson. after a car accident, she finds that when she looks at books, she sees symbols (letters) but cannot recognize them or understand what they mean. what part of her brain has been damaged?



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A librarian named Jan loves to read Emerson. After a vehicle accident, she discovers that despite seeing symbols in books, she is unable to identify them. Because she has an impairment in that visual association area of her brain.

The periosteal cerebral dura is the outermost layer. It acts as the endosteal layer of the cranium and covers the internal table of the cranial roof bones.

Immediately above the arachnoid mater is the meningeal cranial dura.

Except for those locations where they split apart to contain the dural venous sinuses, the two dural walls are firmly linked to one another. The fibrous septa that substantially divide the cranial cavity are formed where the meningeal layer extends forward, toward the brain tissues.

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