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Visual perception of line and figure: a clinical approach. Atsushi YAMADORI 1 1Neurology Service, Hyogo Brain and Heart Center at Himeji pp.471-478
Published Date 1991/6/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431900148
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 Disturbances of object identification limited to visual modality can be observed in several well defined neuropsychological syndromes. In cortical blindness visual impariment is such that a patient could not recognize any objects around him appropriately. In visual agnosia a typical patient seems to retain the visual capacity to a certain degree, yet he cannot identify visually presented stimulus. In optic aphasia the shape as well as the concept of a visual stimulus is quite clear to a patient but its name cannot be recalled visually. In object meaning amnesia (semantic amnesia) the shape of a presented object can be perceived correctly but no identification is possible even with the help of non-visual route.

 Visual agnosia has been further divided into 2 subtypes. In apperceptive visual agnosia a patient usually preserves normal visual acuity, yet demonstrates an extreme difficulty in identifying real objects or figurative patterns. He cannot copy a stimulus figure correctly or in severe case cannot choose an identical shape from multiple stimuli. In associative visual agnosia visual perception of a stimulus is well preserved yet its meaning is lost. Thus difficulties at the level of shape perception manifest itself as apperceptive visual agnosia in clinical setting.


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