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Cerebral Visual Impairment ( CVI ) – which is usually the result of a brain injury rather than damage to the eye itself(passive) caused byvisual field loss
conditions , such as glaucomacausevisual field loss
glaucoma , a progressive disease(passive) caused bythe visual field loss
glaucoma or other diseases(passive) caused byvisual field loss
problems in areas of the brain that process vision(passive) can be caused bysoprec@lincoln.ac.uk Visual field loss
Other diseases and conditionscan causevisual field loss
Untreated glaucomacausesvisual field loss
glaucoma , macular degeneration and other eye disorders(passive) caused byvisual field loss
a slight strokecausedthe visual field loss
neurological disorders such as stroke , traumatic brain injury ( TBI(passive) caused byvisual field losses
Glaucoma and other Ophthalmological diseases(passive) caused byvisual field loss
traumatic brain injury using Interactive Visuotactile Virtual Environment - Murdoch Research Repository Link to Published Version(passive) caused byvisual field loss
certain conditions such as ocular hypertension and glaucoma(passive) caused byvisual field loss
the lesion in the brainis causingthe visual field loss
glaucoma ... than we 'll noticeresultingvisual field loss
cerebral vision impairment | TBI Rehabilitation(passive) caused byhomonymous visual field loss
this complex multifactorial disease(passive) may be caused byvisual field loss
damage to the nerve fibers that carry the visual signal from the eyes to the visual cortex and/or connect operations between different parts of the brain(passive) is caused byVisual field loss
Glaucoma , ( being primary open - angle glaucoma , the most common type ) is a silent diseasecausesvisual field loss
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advanced glaucoma.30,31(passive) caused byvisual field loss
glaucoma and single photon emission(passive) caused byvisual field loss
neuropathies of the optic nerve , such as glaucoma(passive) caused byloss of visual field
must undergo glaucoma surgeryto preventvisual field loss
This type of glaucoma ... the result of open - angle glaucomacausesvisual field loss
conditions such as strokes and pituitary tumours in the braincan causevisual field loss
post - geniculate neurologic disease(passive) caused byhomonymous visual field loss
the nerve of the eyecausingirreversive visual field loss
the eye nervescausingvisual field loss
four common neurological conditionscausevisual field loss
usually caused by intraocular pressurecausingvisual field loss
No history of other ocular or neurologic disease or surgerycausedvisual field loss
a particular form of optic nerve diseasecausesvisual field loss
traumatic or acquired brain injury(passive) caused byvisual field loss
a number of different eye diseases(passive) caused byvisual field loss
knowledge of this disease ... a chronic and progressive optic neuropathycausesvisual field loss
accurate assessment of visual acuity in retinal diseasecausingvisual field loss
Early lowering of intraocular pressure ... the only wayto preventloss of visual field
retinal detachment).1- 3 Peripheral scarsmay causevisual field loss
a group of diseasescausesvisual field loss
progress to blindnesscan causeprogress to blindness
visual functional disability(passive) caused byvisual functional disability
from the progression of glaucomaresultingfrom the progression of glaucoma
from diseases like : * * glaucomaresultingfrom diseases like : * * glaucoma
from glaucoma and neurologic disordersresultingfrom glaucoma and neurologic disorders
from glaucoma or damage to the optic nerveoriginatingfrom glaucoma or damage to the optic nerve
the removal of a driving licence , and several studies of varying experimental design have shown that certain glaucomatous visual field defects are not compatible with safe drivingcausesthe removal of a driving licence , and several studies of varying experimental design have shown that certain glaucomatous visual field defects are not compatible with safe driving
daily activities of glaucoma patients such as walking , adjusting from a light to dark environment , performing daily household chorescan influencedaily activities of glaucoma patients such as walking , adjusting from a light to dark environment , performing daily household chores
from glaucoma , strokes , artery and vein occlusions and tumors along the optic nerve pathway and brainresultingfrom glaucoma , strokes , artery and vein occlusions and tumors along the optic nerve pathway and brain
from peripapillary tilting between eyes with highly myopic normal tension glaucoma ( NTG ) and non - highly myopic NTGresultingfrom peripapillary tilting between eyes with highly myopic normal tension glaucoma ( NTG ) and non - highly myopic NTG
from other eye diseases , such as glaucoma ( e.g. , nasal step defects ) , and optic neuropathies ( e.g. , altitudinal defectsresultingfrom other eye diseases , such as glaucoma ( e.g. , nasal step defects ) , and optic neuropathies ( e.g. , altitudinal defects
in a person losing their spot on a page due to the inability to see words at the end or beginning of a pageresultingin a person losing their spot on a page due to the inability to see words at the end or beginning of a page
to mobility problemscan leadto mobility problems
to poor visionleadingto poor vision
from lesions to the visual system occurring at different levelsresultingfrom lesions to the visual system occurring at different levels
from disorders or diseases of the eye , optic nerve , or brainmay resultfrom disorders or diseases of the eye , optic nerve , or brain
quickly enough problems(passive) caused byquickly enough problems
from compression of the optic artery and nerve by the menigiomaresultedfrom compression of the optic artery and nerve by the menigioma
sensory exotropia(passive) caused bysensory exotropia
you to bump into objects or take sudden fallsmay causeyou to bump into objects or take sudden falls
to significant insecuritycan leadto significant insecurity
in the child orienting his head in a particular directionmay resultin the child orienting his head in a particular direction
from trauma , stoke , or neurosurgical proceduresresultingfrom trauma , stoke , or neurosurgical procedures
to performance problemscan also contributeto performance problems
one to bump into objectsmay causeone to bump into objects
the patient to bump into objects – walls , chairs , tables , etccan causethe patient to bump into objects – walls , chairs , tables , etc
from vigabatrinresultingfrom vigabatrin
from stroke or other brain injuryresultingfrom stroke or other brain injury
from various optic nerve neuropathiesresultingfrom various optic nerve neuropathies
from cervical chiropractic manipulationresultingfrom cervical chiropractic manipulation
from lesions in different parts of the visual pathwayresultingfrom lesions in different parts of the visual pathway
from retinal detachmentresultingfrom retinal detachment
further damage to optic nerve fiberscausesfurther damage to optic nerve fibers
from neurological traumaresultsfrom neurological trauma
from a lesion of the lateral geniculate nucleusresultingfrom a lesion of the lateral geniculate nucleus
from diseases ofthe retina , optic nerve , andcan resultfrom diseases ofthe retina , optic nerve , and
to loss of the driving licencecan leadto loss of the driving licence
from ischemic disease of the optic nervesresultingfrom ischemic disease of the optic nerves
from other conditionsresultingfrom other conditions
from brain lesionsresultingfrom brain lesions