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Lesion-network mapping in task-dependent frequencies uncovers remote consequences of focal damage. [PDF]
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A Case of Integrative Visual Agnosia.
Brain, 1987A single case study of a patient with visual agnosia is presented. The patient had a marked impairment in visual object recognition along with good tactile object identification and a preserved ability to copy. Detailed investigations demonstrated impaired perceptual processes, with the patient's identification strongly affected by duration of stimulus
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When Apperceptive Agnosia Is Explained by a Deficit of Primary Visual Processing
Cortex, 2014 Visual agnosia is a deficit in shape perception, affecting figure, object, face and letter recognition. Agnosia is usually attributed to lesions to high-order modules of the visual system, which combine visual cues to represent the shape of objects ...
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Number Processing and Calculation in a Case of Visual Agnosia
Cortex, 2000 We describe the performance of a brain-damaged subject who suffered from visual agnosia leading to major difficulties in generating and exploiting visual representations from long-term memory.
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