10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMIANOPIC»
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1
A Dictionary of Hallucinations
Hemianopic Hallucination H of heteronymous hemianopia can be caused by
bilateral peripheral conditions such as retinal pathology or glaucoma. In
hemianopia superior, the upper half of the visual field is amaurotic; in
hemianopia inferior, ...
2
Textbook of Ophthalmology
Wernicke's Hemianopic Pupil Wernicke's hemianopic pupil indicates the lesion in
the optic tract (Fig. 39.5). In this condition, light reflex is absent when light is
thrown on the temporal half of the retina of the affected side and nasal half of the
...
Sunita Agarwal, Athiya Agarwal, Lucio Buratto, 2002
3
Clinical Pathways in Neuro-Ophthalmology: An Evidence-Based ...
... unique homonymous hemianopias from occipital lesions (Gray, 1998). One
patient had vertical meridian sparing and the other displayed horizontal meridian
sparing. MRI correlation with the defects confirmed that the vertical hemianopic ...
Andrew G. Lee, Paul W. Brazis, 2011
4
Visual Perception Part 2: Fundamentals of Awareness, ...
Nonvisual, abstract rather than phenomenal awareness is not experienced in
normal veridical vision; therefore, if GY's hemianopic visual functions were
indeed ''nonvisual'' in this sense, visual stimuli presented to his normal field
should not ...
Susana Martinez-Conde, S. Macknik, Maria M. Martinez, 2006
5
Rehabilitation of Visual Disorders After Brain Injury: 2nd ...
224) associated with hemianopic dyslexia is not “merely a consequence of
hemianopia” (p. 226). Thus, hemianopic dyslexia may not be purely visually
elicited, and its explanation also requires the consideration of the location and
extent of ...
6
The Roots of Visual Awareness
They mirror the percentage correct in the hemianopic field, which is highest for
condition 3A, and only slightly better for 3C than B. The effect of delaying the
target by 3 s was to increase mean response time in the good, but to decrease it
in the ...
C.A. Heywood, A.D. Milner, C. Blakemore, 2003
7
Parsons' Diseases of the Eye
(II) Medial chiasma: bitemporal hemianopic paralysis. (III) Lateral chiasma:
binasal hemianopic paralysis. (IV) Optic tract: contralateral hemianopic paralysis
(Wernicke reaction). (V) Lesion of the proximal part of optic tract: normal pupillary
...
Ramanjit Sihota & Radhika Tandon, 2011
8
Handbook of Neuropsychology: Disorders of visual behavior
Originally described by Fuchs (1955a,b), the pseudo-fovea is an adaptation to
hemianopia in which the patient undergoes a shift in 'central' fixation towards the
hemianopic side resulting in a new center of maximal acuity. In this manner, the ...
François Boller, Jordan Grafman, 2000
9
Current Oculomotor Research: Physiological and Psychological ...
Eccentric viewing time (VT) in % of total viewing time; % of eccentric Fixations (EF
), mean duration of single eccentric Fixations in sec (DSEF) of 10 healthy virtual
hemianopic subjects demonstrate a "convergence of visual imagery": The three ...
Wolfgang Becker, Wolfgang Becker (Dr. -Ing.), Heiner Deubel, 1999
10
Perimetry Update 2000/2001
2) shows the more common finding where conventional testing and FDT
perimetry both well demonstrated the homonymous hemianopic defect. Case 3 (
Fig. 3) is an example of a patient with an occipital lobectomy. FDT failed to
demonstrate ...
International Perimetric Society. Meeting, Michael Wall, Richard P. Mills, 2001
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