Associative visual agnosia is classically defined as normal visual perception stripped of its
meaning [Archiv für Psychiatrie und Nervenkrankheiten 21 (1890) 22/English translation …

We report a new case of visual associative agnosia. Our patient (DJ) was impaired in
several tasks assessing visual processing of real objects, colour pictures, and line drawings …

In associative agnosia early perceptual processing of faces or objects are considered to be
intact, while the ability to access stored semantic information about the individual face or …

Lissauer was the first scientist to provide a detailed account of a patient with visual agnosia
[1]. He presented his clinical observations at a meeting of neurologists in 1888 in the context …

A patient with associative visual agnosia secondary to a penetrating bitemporooccipital
lesion remained able to draw complex objects from memory but could not subsequently …

Disagreement over the neuroanatomical substrate of associative visual agnosia
encompasses such basic issues as:(1) the necessity for bilateral lesions;(2) the …

Visual Agnosia: A Single Case Report Page 1 VISUAL AGNOSIA: A SINGLE CASE REPORT
Angela Taylor and Elizabeth K. Warrington (National Hospital, Queen Square, London, WC1) …

Visual object recognition is undoubtedly a complex process. This is testified by the many
attempts to build robust computer vision systems that are capable of recognising objects …

A patient with severe associative visual agnosia for objects and pictures could identify those
objects by touch and copy them; neither naming nor visual processing difficulties could …

Agnosias are disorders of recognition, specific to one sensory channel, that affect either the
perceptual analysis of the stimulus or the recognition of its meaning. In the visual modality …