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A case of "Borrowed Identity Syndrome" after severe traumatic brain injury
2011
Medical Science Monitor
It is well known that traumatic brain injury often changes the way the patient perceives reality, which often means a distortion of the perception of self and the world. The purpose of this article is to understand the processes of identity change after traumatic brain injury. Case Report: We describe progressive deterioration in personal identity in a former physician who had sustained a serious head injury (1998), resulting in focal injuries to the right frontal and temporal areas. He
doi:10.12659/msm.881381
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