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Musical hallucinosis in acquired deafness: Phenomenology and brain substrate
2000
Brain
Six subjects with musical hallucinations following acquired deafness are described. The subjects all experienced the condition in the absence of any other features to suggest epilepsy or psychosis. I propose a neuropsychological model for the condition consistent with detailed observation of the subjects' phenomenology. The model is based on spontaneous activity within a cognitive module for the analysis of temporal pattern in segmented sound. Functional imaging was carried out to test the
doi:10.1093/brain/123.10.2065
pmid:11004124
fatcat:7kwm7afktfbrvbdju4dyftr4le