Following herpes simplex encephalitis, a patient becomes hyperoral (placing objects in his mouth), hypersexual, placid, and visually agnosic for previously familiar objects. Bilateral damage to which structures best explains this?
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Following herpes simplex encephalitis, a patient becomes hyperoral (placing objects in his mouth), hypersexual, placid, and visually agnosic for previously familiar objects. Bilateral damage to which structures best explains this?
Choose one answer