Stimulus- and neural-referred visual receptive field properties following hemispherectomy: A case study revisited
- Halbertsma, Hinke N.
- Haak, K.V.
- Cornelissen, Frans W.
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Object. Removal or disconnection of an entire cerebral hemisphere is occasionally used to treat refr...
Destruction of the occipital cortex presumably leads to permanent blindness in the contralateral vis...
The effect of multisensory integration in the blind field of hemispherectomy patients was investigat...
Blindsight refers to the ability of some patients with destruction of the primary visual cortex (V1)...
Damage to the visual system can result in (a partial) loss of vision, in response to which the visua...
Damage to the visual system can result in (a partial) loss of vision, in response to which the visua...
Various residual visual capacities have been reported for the phenomenally blind field of hemisphere...
Cortically blind patients with brain damage restricted to the optic radiations or primary visual cor...
Hemispherectomy (HS) is an effective surgical procedure aimed at managing otherwise intractable epil...
Four patients with functional hemispherectomy, one patient with a complete anatomical hemispherectom...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:D193130 / BLDSC - British Library Doc...
During a rigorous long-term follow-up, still proceeding, of hemispherectomized patients, amazing res...
During a rigorous long-term follow-up, still proceeding, of hemispherectomized patients, amazing res...
After the loss of inputs, cells in visual cortex adapt and begin representing space beyond their cla...
Two important functions of the human cerebral cortex are visual processing and the generation of vo...
Object. Removal or disconnection of an entire cerebral hemisphere is occasionally used to treat refr...
Destruction of the occipital cortex presumably leads to permanent blindness in the contralateral vis...
The effect of multisensory integration in the blind field of hemispherectomy patients was investigat...
Blindsight refers to the ability of some patients with destruction of the primary visual cortex (V1)...
Damage to the visual system can result in (a partial) loss of vision, in response to which the visua...
Damage to the visual system can result in (a partial) loss of vision, in response to which the visua...
Various residual visual capacities have been reported for the phenomenally blind field of hemisphere...
Cortically blind patients with brain damage restricted to the optic radiations or primary visual cor...
Hemispherectomy (HS) is an effective surgical procedure aimed at managing otherwise intractable epil...
Four patients with functional hemispherectomy, one patient with a complete anatomical hemispherectom...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:D193130 / BLDSC - British Library Doc...
During a rigorous long-term follow-up, still proceeding, of hemispherectomized patients, amazing res...
During a rigorous long-term follow-up, still proceeding, of hemispherectomized patients, amazing res...
After the loss of inputs, cells in visual cortex adapt and begin representing space beyond their cla...
Two important functions of the human cerebral cortex are visual processing and the generation of vo...
Object. Removal or disconnection of an entire cerebral hemisphere is occasionally used to treat refr...
Destruction of the occipital cortex presumably leads to permanent blindness in the contralateral vis...
The effect of multisensory integration in the blind field of hemispherectomy patients was investigat...
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