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righthemisphere lesions rhl may impair inference comprehension however comparative studies lefthemisphere lesions lhl rhl rare especially regarding reading comprehension moreover knowledge influence cognition inferential processing task needed compare performance patients rhl lhl inference reading comprehension task also aimed analyze effects lesion site verify correlations cognitive functions performance task seventyfive subjects equally divided groups rhl lhl control group cg implicit management test used evaluate inference comprehension test subjects read short written passages subsequently answer five types questions explicit logical distractor pragmatic require different types inferential reasoning cognitive functional domains attention memory executive functions language visuospatial abilities assessed using cognitive linguistic quick test clqt lhl rhl groups presented difficulties inferential comprehension comparison cg however rhl group presented lower scores lhl group logical pragmatic questions covariance analysis show effect lesion site within hemispheres overall cognitive domains correlated types questions inference test especially logical pragmatic attention visuospatial abilities affected scores rhl lhl groups memory influenced performance rhl group lesions either hemisphere may cause difficulties making inferences reading however processing complex inferences difficult patients rhl lhl suggests right hemisphere plays important role tasks higher comprehension demands cognition influences inferential processing reading braininjured subjects