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European Neurology, 2008
4 patients with prosopagnosia are described. They presented associated neuropsychological deficits (achromatopsia, topographical disorientation) and visual field defects. In 1 case, gross pathological examination revealed bilateral symmetrical infero-medial occipitotemporal infarcts.
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4 patients with prosopagnosia are described. They presented associated neuropsychological deficits (achromatopsia, topographical disorientation) and visual field defects. In 1 case, gross pathological examination revealed bilateral symmetrical infero-medial occipitotemporal infarcts.
E. Nardelli +5 more
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Tests of Whole Upright Face Processing in Prosopagnosia: A Literature Review
Neuropsychologia, 2018 Prosopagnosia refers to an acquired or developmental deficit in face recognition. This neuropsychological impairment has received increasing attention over the last decade, in particular because of an increased scientific interest in developmental ...
Ro Julia Robotham, Randi Starrfelt
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2002
The clinical symptom of an inability to recognize familiar faces is called “prosopagnosia”. It is a modality-specific visual impairment, and other visual recognition abilities such as reading and object recognition may remain unaffected. The deficit cannot be explained by perceptual, language or amnestic deficits, or by general confusion.
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The clinical symptom of an inability to recognize familiar faces is called “prosopagnosia”. It is a modality-specific visual impairment, and other visual recognition abilities such as reading and object recognition may remain unaffected. The deficit cannot be explained by perceptual, language or amnestic deficits, or by general confusion.
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Face Processing Predicts Reading Ability: Evidence From Prosopagnosia
Cortex, 2021Edwin J Burns, Cindy M Bukach
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