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Daniel J.j. Carr

1 paper in the library · 70 citations · publishing 1982

Papers

Pathophysiology of stress-induced limbic lobe dysfunction: A hypothesis for NDEs.

January 1, 1982 Daniel J.j. Carr 70 citations

Near-death experiences (NDEs) closely resemble complex hallucinations that arise from dysfunction in the limbic lobe. The paper hypothesizes that neurohormones capable of influencing hippocampal activity may also produce the features of a limbic lobe syndrome seen in NDEs.

DOI: 10.17514/jnds-1982-2-1-p75-89. Full text Limbic system Neuroscience Neurohormones Hippocampal formation +6