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A case study of occupational therapy in a patient with visual agnosia Hiroe Tsurumaki 1 , Mari Matsuhashi 2 , Toshiko Ono 1 1Niigata Kobari Hospital 2National Rehabilitation Center for the Disabled Keyword: 高次脳機能障害 , 作業療法 , 視覚失認 , occupational therapy , cognitive dysfunction , visual agnosia pp.423-431
Published Date 1997/12/15
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 A 43 year-old right handed male with cerebral infarction of the right posterior cerebral artery underwent occupational therapy.

 He did not show signs of nystagmus, motor paralysis, sensory disturbance or ataxia by neurological examinations but did present with left homonymous hemianopsia. His visual acuity was a normal 1.2 bilaterally.

 In neuropsychological examinations, he did not show signs of apraxia, aphasia or color agnosia. The ability to copy pictures and cognition of a single article was almost normal, but he complained of visual impairment in his daily life.

 The score of figure-ground perception test (Southern California Sensory Integration Test) was 12/48. He also showed signs of slight left unilateral neglect, simultauagnosia, picture agnosia and defect of memory for the human face. It was suggested that his condition was one of an apperceptive visual agnosia and the contributing factors of his visual impairment were caused by defects of ability to process visual information of complicated or poor quality.

 Occupational therapy consisted of retraining visual perception and substitution exercises. The score of the figure-ground perception test improved, and a part of his disability, such as searching for articles and housekeeping, improved on performing substitution exercises, but his simultauagnosia did not improve.


Copyright © 1997, Japanese Association of Occupational Therapists. All rights reserved.

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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 0289-4920 日本作業療法士協会

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