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A face identity hallucination (palinopsia) generated by intracerebral stimulation of the face-selective right lateral fusiform cortex

2017-05-26

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We report the case of a patient (MB, young female human subject) who systematically experiences confusion between perceived facial identities when electrically stimulated inside the lateral section of the right fusiform gyrus. In the presence of a face stimulus (an experimenter or a photograph), intracerebral electrical stimulation in this region generates a perceptual hallucination of an individual facial part in...

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Literature Corpus work: 34269206-722c-5dee-8c79-005f1405f8fd
DOI: 10.1101/142786

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