Neuropathologies of the self and the right hemisphere: a window into productive personal pathologies

Abstract

The neuropathologies of the self (NPS; Figure 1) is a proposed broad grouping of various syndromes in which the common factors are that a demonstrable focal brain lesion(s) or dementia causes an alteration in the patient’s personal identity or per-sonal relationships between the self and the world. The NPS may include many conditions (some of which are highlighted in the Figure 1) but some of the bet-ter known are the delusional misidentifica-tion syndromes (DMS; Capgras and Frégoli syndromes, DMS for the mirror image); somatoparaphrenia; and phantom boarder

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