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where part of visual processing
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dorsal pathway projecting to parito-occipital association
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what part of visual cortex
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ventral pathways projecting to the occipito temporal cortex
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what is blind sight
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lesions of primary visual crotex are able to perform tasks unconciously
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cortical blindness or anton's syndrome
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caused by bilateral lesions of the primary visual cortex.
have complete cisual loss on confrontational test yet they have anosognosia |
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prosopagnosia is caused by lesion where
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occipitotemporal cortex also known as fusiform gyrus
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color anomia
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is caused by lesions of of the primary visual cortex of the dominant hemisphere extending into corpus callosum
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achromotopsia
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caused by lesion of inferior temporooccipital lobe
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clinical triad of Balint's syndrome
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simultanagnosia
optic ataxia ocular apraxia |
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Balint's syndrome is cause by lesion where
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dorsolateral pareito-occipital
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