Focal electrical intracerebral stimulation of a face-sensitive area causes transient prosopagnosia
Highlights ► Transient prosopagnosia from human brain intracerebral stimulation is reported. ► The recognition impairment is specific to faces. ► The area stimulated is functionally defined as the right ‘occipital face area’. ► A face-sensitive N170 potential is recorded directly in this area....
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| description | Highlights ► Transient prosopagnosia from human brain intracerebral stimulation is reported. ► The recognition impairment is specific to faces. ► The area stimulated is functionally defined as the right ‘occipital face area’. ► A face-sensitive N170 potential is recorded directly in this area. |
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