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I really need help on determining possible lesions that could have resulted in the following visual deficits:
Patient 1:
Lacks vision in the entire visual field of the right eye and has no pupillary reflex.
Patient 2:
Lacks vision in the upper and lower temporal field of the left eye and the upper and lower nasal field of the right eye.
Patient 3:
Lacks vision in the upper and lower temporal field of the left eye and the right eye.
Patient 4:
Lacks vision in the upper temporal field of the right eye and the upper nasal field of the left eye.
Patient 5:
Has reduced chromatic vision and acuity in the left visual field.
Patient 6:
Has is experiencing dark areas in the middle of their visual field.
Patient 7:
Lacks vision in the entire visual field of the left eye but pupillary reflex is intact.
Thank you!
Patient 1:
Lacks vision in the entire visual field of the right eye and has no pupillary reflex.
Patient 2:
Lacks vision in the upper and lower temporal field of the left eye and the upper and lower nasal field of the right eye.
Patient 3:
Lacks vision in the upper and lower temporal field of the left eye and the right eye.
Patient 4:
Lacks vision in the upper temporal field of the right eye and the upper nasal field of the left eye.
Patient 5:
Has reduced chromatic vision and acuity in the left visual field.
Patient 6:
Has is experiencing dark areas in the middle of their visual field.
Patient 7:
Lacks vision in the entire visual field of the left eye but pupillary reflex is intact.
Thank you!
