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Vestibular Agnosia: Toward a Better Understanding of Its Mechanisms [PDF]
Background/Objectives: Vestibular agnosia is characterized by a reduced or absent self-motion perception while demonstrating the presence of normal peripheral vestibular function following stimulation.
Assan Mary Cedras +4 more
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Auditory agnosia for environmental sounds in Alzheimer’s disease: Effects on daily life [PDF]
Background: Auditory agnosia for environmental sounds is a type of agnosia attributed to central auditory dysfunction. It is common in Alzheimer’s disease, and is associated with peripheral hearing loss, although independent of it, and presumed ...
J.A. Coebergh +7 more
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Static Visual Agnosia Following Awake Resection of a Left Frontal Low-Grade Glioma: A Case Report of Ventral Stream Network Disruption (“Astatopsia”) [PDF]
Background and Clinical Significance: Visual agnosia and speech production deficits are well-described sequelae of neurosurgical interventions, but their selective dissociation remains rare.
Stefano Vecchioni +5 more
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Differentiation of Types of Visual Agnosia Using EEG
Visual recognition deficits are the hallmark symptom of visual agnosia, a neuropsychological disorder typically associated with damage to the visual system.
Pulkit Grover +2 more
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Background: Gnosis is a modality-specific ability to access semantic knowledge of an object or stimulus in the presence of normal perception. Failure of this is agnosia or disorder of recognition. It can be highly selective within a mode. self-images are
Sadanandavalli Retnaswami Chandra +1 more
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Improvement in Functional Outcomes in Patients with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo [PDF]
This case report describes outcomes of three cases with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) who presented with an inability to state the symptoms of BPPV.
Regan G. Harrell, Susan L. Whitney
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Identification of candidate genes for developmental colour agnosia in a single unique family.
Colour agnosia is a disorder that impairs colour knowledge (naming, recognition) despite intact colour perception. Previously, we have identified the first and only-known family with hereditary developmental colour agnosia.
Tanja C W Nijboer +10 more
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There are few data on the range and severity of symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 infection or the impact on life quality in infected, previously healthy, young adults such as Swiss Armed Forces personnel.
T. Lovey +8 more
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Síndrome de Balint y trombosis de senos venosos cerebrales: reporte de caso
Introducción: el síndrome de Balint es un trastorno neurológico infrecuente, de etiología diversa, cuya presentación incluye la triada clásica de: simultagnosia, ataxia óptica y apraxia oculomotora, síntomas secundarios asociados a lesiones parieto ...
Darío Sebastián López Delgado +3 more
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