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This modality (visual)-specific and stimulus (face)-specific syndrome is associated with diverse structural, functional imaging, and neurophysiologic findings. Lesions are more often left-sided and involve the temporal lobe. Epilepsy and seizures were present in all 9 cases, suggesting a pathophysiologic relationship, which likely varies among cases. Although only reported in 9 patients, HFF is probably much more common than it is diagnosed. |
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cerebral dominance
cerebrovascular accident
electroencephalogram,abnormalities of
head injury
hyperfamiliarity of faces
MRI,abnormal
neoplasm,primary of CNS
seizure
temporal lobe,lesion
temporal lobe,lesion,bilateral
Todd's paralysis
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