However, our patient's symptoms of
prosopagnosia and a specific language impairment are more unusual in that they are relatively discreet deficits which indicate dysfunction of two apparently distinct systems: facial recognition and language.
Jack is loud, charming and utterly lost, because although he seems like the life and soul, he actually has
prosopagnosia (face blindness), meaning he forgets even what his brothers look like.
This disease is called
prosopagnosia, or face blindness, and affects many healthy individuals, hampering their ability to recognize or remember the face of any person.
Prosopagnosia is another residual defect, which carries a poor prognosis.
Tambien hay reportes de la
prosopagnosia, condicion en la que en particular el complejo amigdaloide y del giro fusiforme [27] lesionados, llevan a la perdida de la capacidad de reconocer caras humanas" [28].
Edkins challenges the everyday reliance on this body part as an object of truth and knowledge of personhood by analyzing the condition of "
prosopagnosia"--the inability to recognize familiar faces, also known as "face blindness".
RTLA-FTLD, also known as right variant semantic dementia (SD), is marked by early personality change,
prosopagnosia, and topographagno while language deficit would appear in intermediate stage.[sup][4] It is rather different from classic SD characterized by left temporal lobe atrophy and early aphasia.
Identification, diagnosis and treatment of
prosopagnosia. The British Journal of Psychiatry, 208(1), 94-95.
Isto e, pacientes que tinham prejuizo no reconhecimento de faces (
prosopagnosia; Busigny & Rossion, 2010; Ramon, Busigny, & Rossion, 2010) poderiam ter a percepcao da expressao das emocoes preservadas (Hargrave et al., 2002; Lee et al., 2013; Weigelt et al., 2011).