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... occipital lobe . This is important when considering bullet wounds and similar injuries of the occipital lobe . 3. The periphery of the retina is represented anteriorly . 4. The uniocular field is situated most anteriorly and is probably ...
... occipital lobe . This is important when considering bullet wounds and similar injuries of the occipital lobe . 3. The periphery of the retina is represented anteriorly . 4. The uniocular field is situated most anteriorly and is probably ...
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... occipital lobe . Formed hallucinations , such as animals , human faces , or trees , are caused by tumours in the posterior areas of the temporal lobe . Space - occupying lesions in the temporal lobe may cause epileptic phenomena , due ...
... occipital lobe . Formed hallucinations , such as animals , human faces , or trees , are caused by tumours in the posterior areas of the temporal lobe . Space - occupying lesions in the temporal lobe may cause epileptic phenomena , due ...
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... occipital lobe . It has even been known to occur after occipital lobectomy . Its occurrence in these cases may be due to the fact that the macular bundle consists of about one half of the total number of fibres in each optic radiation ...
... occipital lobe . It has even been known to occur after occipital lobectomy . Its occurrence in these cases may be due to the fact that the macular bundle consists of about one half of the total number of fibres in each optic radiation ...
Contents
THE RETINA AND THE OPTIC NERVE | 3 |
THE OPTIC CHIASMA THE OPTIC TRACTS AND THE LATERAL GENICULATE BODIES | 14 |
THE OPTIC RADIATIONS AND THE VISUAL CORTEX | 25 |
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The Essentials of Perimetry: Static and Kinetic Howard Reed,Stephen Michael Drance Snippet view - 1972 |
The Essentials of Perimetry: Static and Kinetic Howard Reed,Stephen Michael Drance Snippet view - 1972 |
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