Table 1.

A summary of published research reports that have examined intervention techniques in acquired or developmental prosopagnosia.

Reference	Incident age (yrs)	Intervention age (yrs)	Lesion	Functional implication	Intervention technique	Success	Generalized gains (lab)	Gains to everyday life	Gains maintained
ACQUIRED
Ellis and Young, 1988	3	8	Implied RH lesion and bilateral occipital damage	Perceptual	Remedial	No	–	–	–
De Haan et al., 1991b	19	23	Bilateral temporo-occipital junction	Perceptual and mnemonic	Compensatory	No	–	–	–
Polster and Rapcsak, 1996	61	68	Right temporo-occipital	Perceptual	Compensatory	Yes	No	Unknown	Unknown
Francis et al., 2002	19	21	Right temporal	Semantic and mnemonic	Compensatory	Yes	Yes	No	Unknown
Powell et al., 2008	<51	>51	Bilateral occipital, left temporal, and frontal	Perceptual	Compensatory	Yes	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
DEVELOPMENTAL
Brunsdon et al., 2006	–	8	–	Perceptual	Compensatory	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
DeGutis et al., 2007	–	48	–	Perceptual	Remedial	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Schmalzl et al., 2008	–	4	–	Perceptual	Compensatory	Yes	Unknown	Yes	Yes
DeGutis et al., 2014	–	M = 35, N = 24	–	Various	Remedial	Yes	Yes	Yes	Unknown