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33. A 28-year-old man reports extremely familiar thoughts (déjà vu) just before he has a seizure. Which labeled area in the diagram is the most likely site of the causal lesion?






a) b) c) d) e) f)


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F

  #3

Deja vu may see in simple partial seizure, but i do not know what area in the brain may cause Deja vu symptom, can anyone explain?

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babli, why F?
Can you explain please?
confused


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Scientists have associated déjà vu closely with the brain's temporal lobe. This attachment was based on accounts from persons with temporal-lobe epilepsy. Individuals experiencing seizures caused by the condition have a tendency to experience déjà vu immediately before and during the convulsions. Following the aura, a temporal lobe complex partial seizure begins with a wide-eyed, motionless stare, dilated pupils, and behavioral arrest. Oral alimentary automatisms such as lip smacking, chewing, and swallowing may be noted. Manual automatisms or unilateral dystonic posturing of a limb also may be observed.
http://www.emedicine.com/neuro/topic365.htm


  #6

cool Thanks.

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Would anyone like to attempt to describe what the other arrows are pointing to, and what would be the result of a lesion in those areas?




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http://www.prep4usmle.com/forum/thread/27117


  #9

Those were some great pictures. smiling face Thanks. smiling face

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