Partial and full own-body illusions of epileptic origin in a child with right temporoparietal epilepsy
Partial and full own-body illusions of epileptic origin in a child with right temporoparietal epilepsy
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DOI：
10.1016/j.yebeh.2011.01.008
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发表时间：
2011-03-01
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Blanke, Olaf
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作者：
Heydrich, Lukas;Lopez, Christophe;Blanke, Olaf
神经起源的部分和全部自身错觉被认为是理解身体经验和知觉对自我意识的贡献的关键。虽然部分身体错觉相对常见且定义明确，但对全身错觉的了解要少得多，对儿童的这些错觉更是知之甚少。在此，我们描述一位10岁的患者，在由右侧顶叶癫痫引起的癫痫发作期间，连续出现部分和全部的自身错觉(躯体畸形症和出体经验)。这份报告显示，部分和完全的自身错觉具有相同的功能和神经解剖学特性，并强调了右颞顶交界处对身体自我意识的重要性。这是首例局灶性癫痫患儿的出体体验报告。(C)2011 Elsevier Inc.保留所有权利。
Partial and full own-body illusions of neurological origin have been claimed crucial to understand the contribution of bodily experience and perception to self-consciousness. Whereas partial body illusions are relatively common and well defined, much less is known about full own-body illusions, and even less is known about these illusions in children. Here we describe a 10-year-old patient with the association of partial and full own-body illusions (somatoparaphrenia and out-of-body experience) that occurred sequentially during an epileptic seizure caused by right temporoparietal epilepsy. This report shows that partial and full own-body illusions share functional and neuroanatomical properties and highlights the importance of the right temporoparietal junction for bodily self-consciousness. This is the first report of out-of-body experiences in a child with focal epilepsy. (C) 2011 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.