In law enforcement, as in radiology, it is customary to ask a witness (in our case our trainees)
to repeatedly describe an observed event (in our situation the imaging findings). Sometimes …

Prosopagnosia is a neurological syndrome in which patients cannot recognize faces.
Kecently it has been shown that some prosopagnosics give evidence of" covert" recognition …

Background: Face imagery can access facial memories without the use of perceptual stimuli.
Current data on the relation of imagery to the perceptual function and neuroanatomy of …

''I was at a conference and I saw this other person walking. I thought it was probably
someone I knew and so I smiled at them and started to greet them, only to realize then that it …

Prosopagnosia is the neuropathological inability to recognize familiar people by their faces.
It can occur in isolation or can coincide with recognition deficits for other nonface objects …

Imagine a defense attorney who, faced with an eyewitness who claims to have seen the
defendant at the scene of the crime, wants to demonstrate that the eyewitness's memory is …

Prosopagnosia is an inability to recognize known persons as a result of a failure to access
relevant memories through the inspection of their faces. The nature of this disturbance, and …

Acommon layman's conception of memory is the simple stor-age and retrieval of learned
information that often evokes comparison to a filing system. Our everyday experience of …

Critical analysis of postmortem and CT scan data indicates that prosopagnosia is associated
with bilateral lesions of the central visual system. Those lesions are located in the mesial …

Most findings on prosopagnosia to date suggest preserved voice recognition in
prosopagnosia (except in cases with bilateral lesions). Here we report a follow-up …