Right hemisphere dominance in face processing is well established and unilateral right
inferior temporo‐occipital damage can result in prosopagnosia. Here, we describe a 21 …

Recent studies have provided solid evidence for pure cases of prosopagnosia following
brain damage. The patients reported so far have posterior lesions encompassing either or …

Prosopagnosia is a neurological syndrome in which patients cannot recognize faces.
Kecently it has been shown that some prosopagnosics give evidence of" covert" recognition …

Although most cases of acquired prosopagnosia are accompanied by bilateral brain lesions,
a number also arise following right unilateral lesions. The prevailing consensus is that right …

We present an extensive investigation (24 experiments) of a new case of prosopagnosia
following right unilateral damage, GG, with the aim of addressing two classical issues:(1) …

This study describes a left handed woman with prosopagnosia following traumatic brain
injury with a focal lesion confined to the left-posterior hemisphere. Few cases of …

Prosopagnosia is an inability to recognize known persons as a result of a failure to access
relevant memories through the inspection of their faces. The nature of this disturbance, and …

Abstract Summary VH, a 68-year-old right-handed woman, presented with a progressive
deterioration in her ability to recognize faces of familiar people, including friends and …

The role of the occipito-temporal cortex in visual awareness remains an open question and
with respect to faces in particular, it is unclear to what extent the fusiform face area (FFA) …

This study investigated the neural basis and cognitive mechanisms of disorders affecting the
visual processing of human faces. Two patients affected by prosopagnosia (PA), 45 …