Agnosia for mirrored stimuli is a rare clinical deficit. Only eight patients have been reported
in the literature so far and little is known about the neural substrates of this agnosia. Using a …

This study reports the experimental investigation of GR, a patient suffering from a highly
specific disorder in discriminating mirror stimuli following a right temporoparietal …

Only seven cases of agnosia for mirror stimuli have been reported, always with an extensive
lesion. We report a new case of an agnosia for mirror stimuli due to a circumscribed lesion …

Responding correctly to a mirror image requires the creation of a rather peculiar form of dual
representation. Mirror agnosia and mirror ataxia, ie a deficit in reaching an object reflected in …

Normal people rarely confuse the mirror image of an object with a real object so long as they
realize they are looking into a mirror. We report a new neurological sign,'mirror agnosia' …

Visual mirror symmetry plays an important role in visual perception in both human and
animal vision; its importance is reflected in the fact that it can be extracted automatically …

The human visual system is extremely sensitive to the presence of bilateral (mirror)
symmetry. In this review, I summarise the results of recent work investigating the neural …

The human visual system is able to efficiently extract symmetry information from the visual
environment. Prior neuroimaging evidence has revealed symmetry-preferring neuronal …

Electrophysiological and behavioral studies in many species have demonstrated mirror-
image confusion for objects, perhaps because many objects are vertically symmetric (eg, a …

Despite the fact that bilateral mirror symmetry is an important characteristic of the visual
world, few studies have investigated its neural basis. Here we addressed this issue by …