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Premotor cortex syndrome

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Pathophysiology

Patients with vmPFC hypoperfusion performed significantly worse on trait attributions compared to those without vmPFC hypoperfusion and healthy controls [PMID:26917564].

Clinical Presentation

The study indicates that vmPFC hypoperfusion specifically affects the neural processes involved in attributing enduring trait characteristics to individuals [PMID:26917564].

Differential Diagnosis

Differentiating vmPFC hypoperfusion from other neurological conditions could include evaluating performance on trait attribution tasks, as patients with vmPFC hypoperfusion show distinct deficits [PMID:26917564].

References

1 Kestemont J, Van Mieghem A, Beeckmans K, Van Overwalle F, Vandekerckhove M. Social attributions in patients with ventromedial prefrontal hypoperfusion. Social cognitive and affective neuroscience 2016. link

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    Social attributions in patients with ventromedial prefrontal hypoperfusion.Kestemont J, Van Mieghem A, Beeckmans K, Van Overwalle F, Vandekerckhove M Social cognitive and affective neuroscience (2016)

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