Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia

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Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia. / Ho, Yi-Ching; Cheze, Amandine; Sitoh, Yih-Yian; Petersen, Esben Thade; Goh, Kong-Yong; Gjedde, Albert; Golay, Xavier.

In: Annals of the Academy of Medicine - Singapore, Vol. 38, No. 9, 2009, p. 827-31.

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Harvard

Ho, Y-C, Cheze, A, Sitoh, Y-Y, Petersen, ET, Goh, K-Y, Gjedde, A & Golay, X 2009, 'Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia', Annals of the Academy of Medicine - Singapore, vol. 38, no. 9, pp. 827-31.

APA

Ho, Y-C., Cheze, A., Sitoh, Y-Y., Petersen, E. T., Goh, K-Y., Gjedde, A., & Golay, X. (2009). Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia. Annals of the Academy of Medicine - Singapore, 38(9), 827-31.

Vancouver

Ho Y-C, Cheze A, Sitoh Y-Y, Petersen ET, Goh K-Y, Gjedde A et al. Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia. Annals of the Academy of Medicine - Singapore. 2009;38(9):827-31.

Author

Ho, Yi-Ching ; Cheze, Amandine ; Sitoh, Yih-Yian ; Petersen, Esben Thade ; Goh, Kong-Yong ; Gjedde, Albert ; Golay, Xavier. / Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia. In: Annals of the Academy of Medicine - Singapore. 2009 ; Vol. 38, No. 9. pp. 827-31.

Bibtex

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title = "Residual neurovascular function and retinotopy in a case of hemianopia",
abstract = "INTRODUCTION: For occipital cortex strokes resulting in vision disorders, questions about the viability of residual visual cortex remain. CLINICAL PICTURE: In a patient with a one-year-old, left, complete, homonymous hemianopia due to a right, posterior cerebral artery, ischaemic infarct, we assessed the visual cortex with fMRI retinotopic mapping prior to starting vision restoration therapy. OUTCOME: The patient was found to have residual neurovascular function and retinotopic representation in the surviving visual cortex around the infarcted area. CONCLUSION: The ability to respond to stimuli in part of the blind field, though not consciously perceived, suggests the potential for recovery.",
author = "Yi-Ching Ho and Amandine Cheze and Yih-Yian Sitoh and Petersen, {Esben Thade} and Kong-Yong Goh and Albert Gjedde and Xavier Golay",
note = "Keywords: Hemianopsia; Humans; Image Processing, Computer-Assisted; Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Male; Middle Aged; Neural Conduction; Stroke; Visual Cortex",
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AU - Petersen, Esben Thade

AU - Goh, Kong-Yong

AU - Gjedde, Albert

AU - Golay, Xavier

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N2 - INTRODUCTION: For occipital cortex strokes resulting in vision disorders, questions about the viability of residual visual cortex remain. CLINICAL PICTURE: In a patient with a one-year-old, left, complete, homonymous hemianopia due to a right, posterior cerebral artery, ischaemic infarct, we assessed the visual cortex with fMRI retinotopic mapping prior to starting vision restoration therapy. OUTCOME: The patient was found to have residual neurovascular function and retinotopic representation in the surviving visual cortex around the infarcted area. CONCLUSION: The ability to respond to stimuli in part of the blind field, though not consciously perceived, suggests the potential for recovery.

AB - INTRODUCTION: For occipital cortex strokes resulting in vision disorders, questions about the viability of residual visual cortex remain. CLINICAL PICTURE: In a patient with a one-year-old, left, complete, homonymous hemianopia due to a right, posterior cerebral artery, ischaemic infarct, we assessed the visual cortex with fMRI retinotopic mapping prior to starting vision restoration therapy. OUTCOME: The patient was found to have residual neurovascular function and retinotopic representation in the surviving visual cortex around the infarcted area. CONCLUSION: The ability to respond to stimuli in part of the blind field, though not consciously perceived, suggests the potential for recovery.

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