After bilateral damage to the anterior temporal lobes, a patient becomes placid, repeatedly mouths objects, shows indiscriminate hypersexuality and fails to recognise familiar objects. Which syndrome does this describe?
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After bilateral damage to the anterior temporal lobes, a patient becomes placid, repeatedly mouths objects, shows indiscriminate hypersexuality and fails to recognise familiar objects. Which syndrome does this describe?
Choose one answer