Brain potentials reflect residual face processing in a case of prosopagnosia
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F. Lopera | L. Galán | M. Valdés-Sosa | M. Bobes | M. Bringas | M. A. Bobes | F. Lopera | L. Díaz Comas | L. Galan | F. Carbonell | M. L. Bringas | M. Valdés‐Sosa | L. Díaz Comas | F. Carbonell | Mitchell Valdés-Sosa | Francisco Lopera | L. D. Comas | Lídice Galán
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