2015
DOI: 10.15344/2455-2356/2015/107
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A Neurocognitive Assessment of a Patient with Body Integrity Identity Disorder

Abstract: Objective: Body integrity identity disorder is characterized by a desire to obtain a physical disability, often in the form of amputation. To date, we are aware of no comprehensive investigations of neurocognition in body integrity identity disorder. Method: We report a comprehensive neurocognitive workup of an individual (Mr A), who presented with a longstanding and intense desire to amputate his left leg. Results: In comparison to four demographically matched healthy controls, Mr A exhibited impairment in wo… Show more

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