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  • Very nice video and voice over! Thanks...USA med dr in training.

  • It does explain as to why I had Left Temporal Lobe surgery and lost just a tad bit of loss in my top right corner eye sight.

  • This was driving me crazy! thank you for the clarification!

  • Great video. Thanks.

    

  • "hi"

  • now with this in mind ....... watch gorillaz clint eastwood ........ and aslo keep in mind how the new visual effects work...

  • Thanks for a clear and concise explanation. I must comment on you voice quality. Very good!

  • You are good, thanks.

  • superb video

  • Awesome video stapsell. Hey curry, I believe it's because of refraction when light passes through the lens to be directed towards the retina's macula lutea.  The light is inverted and switch to contralateral side.

  • the nasal retinal fibres correspond to the temporal field of view. Just think about light entering the eye being the same as a pinhole camera, with the retina being the film in the camera. similarly the light from the upper field of view is detected by the lower retina. A superior retinal detachment causes loss of the inferior field of vision in the affected eye.

  • If the optic chiasm is the site where the nasal retinal fibres cross over, why is it that a lesion in the optic chiasm results in loss of vision in the temporal region rather than the nasal?

  • @currycurry14 The nasal retina receives visual information from the temporal sides, and the temporal retina receives visual information from the nasal side.

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