Glenn Alperin started showing face recognition problems after a fall from his crib at 16 months. “I didn’t realize it so much when I was a child, but I was constantly confused,” he says. [theatlantic.com]

Scores on the questionnaire have been shown to effectively distinguish previously classified DPs from typical observers falling within the normal range of abilities [ 6, 19, 20 ]. [rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org]

Mondlock, and Caplan (1983) examined 41 patients within 7 days after a right-sided stroke and diagnosed prosopagnosia in 19 of them, mostly accompanied by more dramatic symptoms like visual field defect, hemineglect, anosognosia (denial of illness) or weakness [flipper.diff.org]

[…] word-blindness (DYX1, [OMIM 127700], DYX2 [OMIM 600202], DYX3 [OMIM 604254], DYX5 [OMIM 606896]; DYX6 [OMIM 606616], DYX8 [OMIM 608995], DYX9 [OMIM 300509]), familial developmental dysphasia [OMIM 60017]; tune deafness; syn. dysmelodia [OMIM 191200]; congenital anosmia [scienceblogs.com]

And, of course, like colorblind people, they cannot imagine how it feels to remember faces normally. On the basis of this study, you have argued that a single gene may be heavily involved in developing face recognition skills. [mindhacks.com]

And, of course, like colorblind people, they cannot imagine how it feels to remember faces normally. [prosopagnosic.blogspot.com]

These patients were compared to a control group who had had no previous visual-impairment and the results indicated that deprivation of facial visual input at birth led to permanent deficits in configural facial processing – the spacing of facial features [medsaint.com]

There are several susceptibility genes described in the heterogeneous group of dyslexia with regular segregation. The resulting phenotypes do not represent this in any case. This is totally fascinating. [scienceblogs.com]

I also seem to recall reading a while back that this was associated with dyslexia as well. [neurointerests.com]

This neurological condition, often misdiagnosed as Attention Deficit Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or high-functioning autism is increasingly being recognized, and now affects an estimated 10 million children and adults in the United States [books.google.com]

"This could explain why this kind of cognitive impairment is largely unknown to lay persons or even to physicians other than neurologists and psychiatrists," the authors state, adding that there are no established diagnostic tools for PA. [sciencedaily.com]

Neuropsychological assessment did not show any significant cognitive impairment other than the problems recognizing familiar faces. [about-brains.com]

“This could explain why this kind of cognitive impairment is largely unknown to lay persons or even to physicians other than neurologists and psychiatrists,” the authors state, adding that there are no established diagnostic tools for PA. [neurointerests.com]

[…] specific language impairment (SLI) [OMIM 602081]; specific dyslexia, syn. word-blindness (DYX1, [OMIM 127700], DYX2 [OMIM 600202], DYX3 [OMIM 604254], DYX5 [OMIM 606896]; DYX6 [OMIM 606616], DYX8 [OMIM 608995], DYX9 [OMIM 300509]), familial developmental dysphasia [scienceblogs.com]

[…] to pain, syn. congenital analgesia [OMIM 243000]. [scienceblogs.com]