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... upper temporal quadrant , progresses to the lower temporal quadrant , and thence to the inferior nasal quadrant . If the pressure is from above , the field is lost in the following order : the lower temporal quadrant , the upper ...
... upper temporal quadrant , progresses to the lower temporal quadrant , and thence to the inferior nasal quadrant . If the pressure is from above , the field is lost in the following order : the lower temporal quadrant , the upper ...
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... temporal quadrant , passes across the mid- line to the inferior nasal quadrant , and finally invades the superior nasal quadrant . The lower nasal quadrant of the field is affected before the upper nasal quadrant because the upper ...
... temporal quadrant , passes across the mid- line to the inferior nasal quadrant , and finally invades the superior nasal quadrant . The lower nasal quadrant of the field is affected before the upper nasal quadrant because the upper ...
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... quadrants are affected in the following order : the inferior temporal , the upper temporal , the lower nasal , and finally the upper nasal . It will be noted that the upper nasal quadrant is again the last to be lost . L R -60-30 90 -30 ...
... quadrants are affected in the following order : the inferior temporal , the upper temporal , the lower nasal , and finally the upper nasal . It will be noted that the upper nasal quadrant is again the last to be lost . L R -60-30 90 -30 ...
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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