Hi
everyone:
Can anyone
here provide me with some information on brain activity during
halluncinations. Specifically, what happens in the brain when one
experiences visual hallucinations (is there increased activity in the visual
cortex and visual association areas)? Also, what structures of the
brain are responsible when one smells smoke during a PTSD flashback?
Thanks in advance for your help with this.
Rod
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Roderick D. Hetzel,
Ph.D.
Department of
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LeTourneau
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