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A 55-year-old right-handed veteran received a small shrapnel wound in the head. Within 1 year of receiving his wound, the man complained of seizures and was treated with seizure medication. The medication was not effective, and a section of the anterior corpus callosum was performed successfully. Which of the following neurologic deficits is most likely?

A
Alexia
B
Gait dystaxia
C
Loss of binocular vision
D
The inability, with closed eyes, to identify verbally an object held in the left hand
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