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Developmental topographic disorientation and face blindness concern
A reader reports a young man who cannot recognize places or navigate familiar routes despite normal face recognition, suggesting developmental topographic disorientation possibly with a genetic basis. The letter notes ongoing anxiety, no head injury, good health, and interest in support groups or clinical guidance. The exchange cites Dr. Jason Barton of UBC and describes a recently identified condition.
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Dr. Roach
Jason Barton
University of British Columbia
K.V.B