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Sensory and Language Sequelae

  • Language Problems (Aphasia)
  • Speech Problems
  • Visual Disturbance
  • Visuospatial Perception Deficits

Visual Disturbance

An eye, the optic nerve, and the posterior portion of the brain, showing visual images traveling from the eye to the brain
  • The retina sends visual images through the optic nerve to the posterior portion of the brain, where the seeing occurs.
  • Injury to any part of this pathway can lead to visual problems.
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