Karen Kaplan-Solms scite author profile

A case of bifrontal abscesses is reported. The patient claimed that he sometimes saw the world as if it were upside-down. A review of the literature reveals that, since 1805, 21 similar cases have been documented. The present case is unusual in that the neuropsychological status of the patient is investigated in some detail, and in that it seems to be the first report of inverted vision in a case of frontal lobe disease.

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Clinical Studies in Neuro-Psychoanalysis

Kaplan-Solms¹,

Solms²,

Pfeffer³

2018

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The Developing Transference in Amnesia: Changes in Interpersonal Relationship, Despite Profound Episodic-Memory Loss

Turnbull

Zois

Kaplan-Solms³

et al. 2006

Neuropsychoanalysis

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Rotated Drawing: The Range of Performance and Anatomical Correlates in a Series of 16 Patients

Solms

Turnbull

Kaplan-Solms

et al. 1998

Brain and Cognition

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