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Doctors map cortical areas associated with out of body experiences
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BMJ
2007;335:962.1
People who survive a brush with death such as a cardiac arrest occasionally report out of body experiences. So do some patients with migraine or epilepsy. Although at the time the disembodiment seems very real, unusual activation of specific parts of the temporoparietal …
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