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脸盲症（Facial blindness） The symptoms usually fall into two categories: 1, patients can not see the faces of others; 2, the patient loses recognition ability to other peoples facial shape. [editor this paragraph] [] a case study of the 38 year old Cecilia Berman is a computer expert in Stockholm. Berman has been to identify others face problems, when I was young, she only laborious from school to find my face in the picture, now, to describe its mothers face, she would fee on hard. Over the years, Berman offended countless friends, sometimes in the neighborhood or walk in the corridors, because of their own obstacles, and her friends pass. People think Im a snob, Berman said. Because they think I dont even want to call, so I dont want to spend time with me, which makes me lose the opportunity to make new friends, which makes me very sad. Bermans face loss disorder (prosopagnosia), the more popular expression is face blindness. The disease is thought to be an extremely rare phenomenon, mainly caused by brain damage. As many as years ago, there were only about 100 documented cases of face blindness, according to Ken Nakaama, a professor of psychology at the Harvard University. Last month, a German research team described the prevalence of the disease in a chart for the first time, and its findings were worth noting. The results of this study published in the American Journal of genetics on. The latest research shows that face blindness (in Greek, prosopon means face, agnosia is unknown) has a strong genetic component, surprisingly, this disease is actually quite common, patients feel very painful, the prevalence rate is about 1/50, 5 million of patients in the United States alone. Dr. Thomas Groot, of the Human Genome Institute in Muenster, Germany, said: this ratio is really too high. Its a real sigh.. Grote is one of the authors of the paper, he was deeply troubled face blindness. [edit this paragraph] [case two], but in many victims, each persons situation is differen