Abstract Purpose of Review Pronagnosia is a rare acquired or developmental pathological
condition that consists of a selective difficulty to recognize familiar people by their voices. It …

The ability to pick out a unique entity with a proper name is an important component of
human language. It has been a primary focus of research in the philosophy of language …

Objective: Parkinson's disease (PD) is associated with impairment in producing emotions
conveyed by voice which could depend on motor limitations of the vocal apparatus and/or …

People's identity recognition and the neural correlates underlying this process are still a
matter of debate. While neuropsychological reports on single cases show a crucial role of …

Patients with chronic mesial temporal lobe epilepsy have difficulties at identifying familiar
faces as well as at explicit old/new face recognition tasks. However, the extent to which …

Prior research has implicated the left temporal pole (LTP) as a critical region for naming
semantically unique items, including famous faces, landmarks, and musical melodies. Most …

Background: Experimental investigations and clinical observations have shown that not only
faces but also voices are predominantly processed by the right hemisphere. Moreover, right …

Mechanisms underlying the self/other distinction have been mainly investigated focusing on
visual, tactile or proprioceptive cues, whereas very little is known about the contribution of …

近年来, 机器学习和神经网络技术的进步使得人工智能(artificial intelligence, AI)
在指导临床诊断, 治疗和资源投入等方面产生了巨大影响. 在泌尿系统肿瘤领域, AI …

The right hemisphere has been underestimated by being considered as the non-dominant
hemisphere. However, it is involved in many functions, including movement, language …