Here, ERPs were employed to characterise the residual face processing of FE, a patient with
extensive damage to the ventral temporal‐occipital cortex and a dense prosopagnosia …

In this study, we addressed the issue of a spared processing of faces in a patient (SB) with
severe prosopagnosia. We designed an experiment comprising of two parts. In Part I, normal …

In prosopagnosia, brain lesions impair overt face recognition, but not face detection, and
may coexist with residual covert recognition of familiar faces. Previous studies that simulated …

Background: There are many methods of testing covert face recognition in prosopagnosia,
but it is not clear whether different types of covert recognition share a common mechanism …

This is a case-study of a patient (ET) who suffers from prosopagnosia, in the context of
impairment to cognitive functions, following traumatic brain injury. Despite severe perceptual …

Failing to recognize one's mirror image can signal an abnormality in one's sense of self. In
dissociative identity disorder (DID), individuals often report that their mirror image can feel …

Visual scanpath recording was used to investigate the information processing strategies
used by a prosopagnosic patient, SC, when viewing faces. Compared to controls, SC …

This paper proposes a clinical tool to investigate face processing by brain-injured patients. A
test battery is described, which is organized according to the cognitive model of face …

Cortical color blindness, or cerebral achromatopsia, has been likened by some authors to
“blindsight” for color or an instance of “covert” processing of color. Recently, it has been …

Prosopagnosic patients appear to be impaired at recognizing faces. However, recent
evidence for “covert recognition” in prosopagnosia has been taken to suggest that the …