浅谈Déjà vu现象的研究进展
Brief Introduction to the Research Progress of Déjà vu Phenomenon
DOI: 10.12677/ACM.2023.1381852, PDF,   
作者: 王爱元*, 尹 争：青海大学研究生院，青海 西宁；李 沛：青海省人民医院神经内科，青海 西宁
关键词: Déjà vu；神经精神；错误记忆；脑电图；基因；治疗；Déjà vu； Neuropsychiatry； False Memory； Electroencephalogram； Gene； Treatment
摘要: Déjà vu是一种法语表达，即似曾相识的意思。多达97%的人口在一生中至少经历过一次Déjà vu，67%的人经常经历这种情况。Déjà vu现象考虑可能是一种残存的记忆，在某种程度上是大脑功能的“小故障”，类似于视觉错觉，其实是大脑工作中产生的错误记忆。为了理解Déjà vu是如何发生的，我们拟从神经解剖、临床表现特点、脑电图模式、基因分析以及相关治疗来更详细地探索Déjà vu。
Abstract: Déjà vu is a French expression, which means I’ve seen something before. As many as 97 percent of the population has experienced Déjà vu at least once in their lifetime, with 67 percent experiencing it regularly. The Déjà vu phenomenon is considered to be a vestigial memory that is in some way a “glitch” in brain function, akin to an optical illusion that is actually a false memory created by the brain at work. In order to understand how Déjà vu occurs, we intend to explore Déjà vu in more de-tail in terms of neuroanatomy, clinical features, EEG patterns, genetic analysis, and related treat-ments.
文章引用：王爱元, 李沛, 尹争. 浅谈Déjà vu现象的研究进展[J]. 临床医学进展, 2023, 13(8): 13254-13259. https://doi.org/10.12677/ACM.2023.1381852

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