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Image 01 - Amygdala related to limbic system in memory and emotion (Source: Neuroscience, Purves).
One
of the interesting theory is from Ramachadran and Hirstein (1997). They
proposed that Capgras delusion are more common in the ventral of
occipitotemporal which is a pathway that connected with amygdala.
Based on this theory, the delusion is a result from the disconnection between face-processing area and the limbic system.
Related
to the case of the case of a wife with pretending husband, another
case about capgras delusion was illustrated by Ramachandran.
Image 02 - A little Grapefruit
The case about a young man (25 year old) who got a car accident and landed with his head. This young man has problem to recognize his loved ones.
Image 03 - A grapefruit, ready to be consumed
To be continued to Part 3
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DeleteMy husband has problem to recognize faces...surely no problem with family and friends, but has difficulty to recognize strangers' faces.
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Boa tarde, obrigada pela informação é muito interessante, bjs.
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Interesante estos estudios que integran causas de l alzheimer. Un abrazo. Carlos
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oh that is sad.
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I find this really interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe way a brain injury can change how someone recognizes loved ones is both sad and fascinating.
Thank you for sharing these cases.
take care with our health...
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El mundo de la Neurociencia, es sumamente sensible y de un proceso evolutivo que esperemos se consolide eficazmente...
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Interesting find. Would love to read part 3.
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An important Information. Its terrible. I know this illness... Thank you very much for sharing at MosaicMonday
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A fascinating insight into how memory, emotion, and face recognition are connected.
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Interesting post. Now I understand where that expression comes from when we say "you're delirious around here."
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Such an interesting post! Thanks for sharing!
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