Savant syndrome

Savant syndrome (/ˈsæ.vənt, sæ.ˈvɑːnt/ SAV-ənt, sə-VAHNT, US also /sə.ˈvɑːnt/ sə-AVHNT) be a phenomenon wer sam bro dey demonstrate exceptional aptitude insyd one domain, such as art anaa mathematics, plus such aptitude often wey dey coincide plus sam form of social anaa intellectual impairment.

Those plus de condition generally get a neurodevelopmental condition, such as autism, anaa dem experience a brain injury. About half of cases be associated plus autism, den dese individuals fi be known as autistic savants. De oda half often get sam form of central nervous system injury anaa disease. While de condition usually cam be apparent insyd kiddie time, sam cases develop later insyd life. Dem no recognize am as a mental disorder within de Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), as e dey relate to parts of de brain healing anaa restructuring.

Savant syndrome be estimated to affect around one insyd a million people. De condition dey affect more males dan females, at a ratio of 6:1. Na de first medical account of de condition be insyd 1783. Ma dem estimate say between 0.5% den 10% of those plus autism get sam form of savant abilities. E be estimated say fewer dan one hundred prodigious savants currently dey live, plus skills so extraordinary dat dem go be considered spectacular even among unimpaired individuals.

 Society den culture 

 Notable cases 

 Daniel Tammet, British author den polyglot
 Derek Paravicini, British blind musical prodigy den pianist
 Henriett Seth F., Hungarian autistic writer den artist
 Nadia Chomyn, British autistic artist
 Kim Peek, American "megasavant"
 Jodi DiPiazza, American musician
 Leslie Lemke, American musician
 Rex Lewis-Clack, American pianist den musical savant
 Matt Savage, American musician
 Richard Wawro, British crayon artist
 Stephen Wiltshire, British architectural artist
 Temple Grandin, American professor of animal science

 Blind Tom Wiggins, American blind pianist den composer
 Kodi Lee, 2019 America's Got Talent winner (musician)

 Acquired cases 

 Alonzo Clemons, American acquired savant sculptor
 Tony Cicoria, American acquired savant pianist den medical doctor
 Derek Amato, American acquired savant composer den pianist
 Patrick Fagerberg, American acquired savant artist, inventor den former lawyer
 Orlando Serrell, American acquired savant
 Tommy McHugh, British artist den poet

 Fictional cases 

 Park Shi-on, autistic savant insyd de 2013 South Korean medical drama Good Doctor
 Shaun Murphy, autistic savant insyd de 2017 American medical drama television series The Good Doctor (remake of de 2013 South Korean series)
 Raymond Babbitt, autistic savant insyd de 1988 film Rain Man (wey be inspired by Kim Peek)
 Kazan, developmentally disabled savant insyd de 1997 film Cube
 Patrick Obyedkov, acquired savant insyd a 2007 episode of de U.S. medical drama House.
 Forrest Gump, savant insyd de 1986 novel Forrest Gump by Winston Groom.

 Ireneo Funes, acquired savant insyd de 1942 short story Funes the Memorious by Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges.
 Christian Wolff, autistic savant insyd de 2016 film The Accountant den ein 2025 sequel The Accountant 2.
 Woo Young-woo, autistic savant insyd de 2022 South Korean television series Extraordinary Attorney Woo.
 Maria Bagtikan-Cruz, acquired savant insyd a 2011 episode of de Philippine television sitcom series Pepito Manaloto.

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Category:Syndromes

Category:Exceptional memory
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