A Case Study on Cardiovascular Embolism and Its Impact on Facial Recognition
Hailun Song
Abstract:This case study presents an 84-year-old man patient with cardio-genic cerebral embolism in the right middle artery territory, who showed difficulty in recognizing faces and often mistook unfamiliar people for someone he knew. He was fully conscious, with normal visual acuity, and no hemianopia, neglect, and deafness. Results from a neuropsychological examination indicated visual agnosia for prosopagnosia. An MRI showed hyperintense signals from the frontal to temporal lobes on the right side. Initially suspect… Show more
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