Bodily self‐recognition in patients with pathological embodiment
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DOI: 10.1002/jnr.25109
Abstract: The ability to discriminate between one's own and others' body parts can be lost after brain damage, as in patients who misidentify someone else's hand as their own (pathological embodiment). Surprisingly, these patients do not… read more here.
Keywords: self recognition; hand; controls patients; pathological embodiment ... See more keywords
‘See Me, Feel Me’: Prismatic Adaptation of an Alien Limb Ameliorates Spatial Neglect in a Patient Affected by Pathological Embodiment
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.02726
Abstract: Pathological embodiment (E+) is a specific contralesional delusion of body ownership, observed following brain damage, in which patients embody someone else’s arm and its movements within their own body schema whenever the contralesional ‘alien’ arm… read more here.
Keywords: arm; prismatic adaptation; pathological embodiment; body ... See more keywords