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Recovery and rehabilitation of visual cortical dysfunction
NeuroRehabilitation, 1995Damage to the human cerebral cortex can result in a number of distinct visual perceptual impairments, including visual field defects, impaired eye movements, visual agnosia, visuospatial disorders, impaired binocular fusional convergence, achromatopsia, visual hallucinations and defective visuoperceptual discrimination.
S W, Anderson, M, Rizzo
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The Influence of Visual Neglect on Stroke Rehabilitation
Stroke, 1997Background and PurposeThe poor outcome observed in stroke patients with visual neglect may be due to greater stroke severity or nonspecialist management.MethodsThe effects of visual neglect were studied prospectively in 150 consecutive stroke patients with comparable stroke pathology and motor severity managed on a stroke unit.
L, Kalra, I, Perez, S, Gupta, M, Wittink
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Visual Rehabilitation in Pediatric Aphakia
2016The management of childhood cataract begins at the initial contact with the family and typically extends far into the child's future. Decisions affecting long-term care and visual outcomes are often made in these initial preoperative encounters. Treatment will vary depending on whether the cataract is unilateral or bilateral and whether it is infantile
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Visual rehabilitation in India
Optician, 2018Dr Narendra Kumar shows how both modified eccentric viewing techniques and low vision aids have helped the rehabilitation of some of his low vision patients in India
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[Blindness and visual rehabilitation].
Journal francais d'ophtalmologie, 2016Blindness and visual impairment are a major public health problem all over the world and in all societies. A large amount of basic science and clinical research aims to rehabilitate patients and help them become more independent. Various methods are explored from cell and molecular therapy to prosthetic interfaces.
F, Matonti +4 more
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Partial Visual Rehabilitation of Hemianopic Patients
Optometry and Vision Science, 1986ABSTRACT Help has been provided to 92 patients with homonymous hemianopsia by means of a mirror custom‐made and individually fitted for each patient. Most patients learn to use the device and appreciate the benefits it provides.
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Visual Disability in the Elderly: Implications for Visual Rehabilitation
2013When visual system disorders result in bilateral visual impairments, patients have difficulty performing their customary activities and experience a diminished quality of life (West et al. 2002). Visual impairments increase patients’ risk of falling (Ivers et al. 1998), injury (Salive et al.
Robert W. Massof +10 more
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Visual Rehabilitation in Sweden
International Rehabilitation Medicine, 1982O, Höök, B, Tengroth
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A systematic review of rehabilitation and exercise recommendations in oncology guidelines
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Nicole L Stout +2 more
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