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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PALINOPIA»
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1
The Man Who Tasted Shapes
Other examples are polyopia ("multiple seeing") and palinopia ("old seeing")-
One patient with polyopia looked at a single rose in a bud vase, turned away, and
saw a bouquet of roses projected on the wall. Palinopia is like instant replay.
2
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... palindrómico adj— palíndromíc palíndromo (m) — palíndrome palinfrasia (f) —
palínphrasía palingrafia (1') — palíngraphía palinlexia (1') — palinlexia palinopia
(1') — palinopia palinopsia (f) — palinopsia paliopsia (1') — palíopsy paliza (f) ...
3
Problems of dynamic neurology, an international volume: ...
Palinopia or Persistence of Visual After Sensation In some cases of polyopia
there may be a persistence of one or more of the false images 23' 4*' 10°. This is
known as palinopia or paliopsia and it should not be confused with ordinary
visual ...
Lipman Halpern, Universiṭah ha-ʻIvrit bi-Yerushalayim. Dept. of Nervous Diseases, 1963
4
Progress in Neurology and Psychiatry
After tumor removal he had many visual symptoms, including persistence of an
optic image after the target had been removed (palinopia). Palinopia, or
perseveration of a visual sensation in time, may be one of the mechanisms for
visual ...
Ernest Adolf Spiegel, 1967
Some patients certainly report that objects look distorted (metamorphop- sia) or
persist in view (like afterimages) after the patient looks away (palinopia). But how
would a patient describe his failure to bind, for instance, a color to a shape?
Gerald Maurice Edelman, Jean-Pierre Changeux
6
Manifestations of Stroke
Homonymous lateral hemianopia sparing the macula is not uncommon after oc-
cipital strokes since the blood supply to the macula may originate from the
posterior MCA. Visual perseveration (palinopia) and visual distortions, such as ...
M. Paciaroni, G. Agnelli, V. Caso, 2012
7
Sensory Experience, Adaptation, and Perception: Festschrift ...
Sobin. A. J. Polyopia and palinopia in homonymous fields of vision. Transactions
of the Arm'rican Neurological Association, I963. 88. 56-59. Bodis'Wollncr. 1.
Spatial discrimination of the NH! a/it'rlmagc. A.R.V.O. Annual Meeting. Sarasota.
Fla.
Lothar Spillman, Bill R. Wooten, 2013
8
Revision Notes in Psychiatry, Third Edition
... 346 Overvalued idea, 6 Oxytocin, 212 P Paedophilia, 605–606 Paired
associate learning tests, 95 Palilalia, 4 Palinopia, 7 PANDAS, see Pediatric
autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections (
PANDAS) ...
Basant Puri, Annie Hall, Roger Ho, 2013
Patients may experience persistence of a visual image for several minutes even
after gazing at another scene (palinopia). Sometimes, central vision is spared
and only peripheral vision is lost resulting in 'gun barrel' vision. Any or all of the ...
10
The Neurological Side of Neuropsychology
See Autoscopy Overleamed behavior, 160, 464 Palinopia, 229 Papez circuit, 66,
98-99 illustrations, 101 three "streams" (box), 100 Papez, James, 66, 98
Paracusia, 234 Paraphasia, 462 Pareidola, 449 Paresthesia, 245 Parkinson's
disease ...
