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Understanding Sensory Impairments and Brain DisordersWhy might an optometrist be interested in dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, vestibular sensory loss and other vestibular and sensory impairments, the proprioceptive system, even cerebral hypoxia, and birth asphyxia?Because an increasing number of studies are demonstrating the role of the eye’s retina in diagnosing these disorders, mitigating many of their
TBI/Concussion/Stroke
Understanding Sensory Impairments and Brain DisordersWhy might an optometrist be interested in dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, vestibular sensory loss and other vestibular and sensory impairments, the proprioceptive system, even cerebral hypoxia, and birth asphyxia?Because an increasing number of studies are demonstrating the role of the eye’s retina in diagnosing these disorders, mitigating many of their
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Mind-Eye Present to Recognize US Military for Lifesaving Pandemic Efforts
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Latest Study Underscores Mind-Eye Founder’s Longtime Contention
TBI/Concussion/Stroke
ABSTRACT: This paper presents portions of a ten-year self-reporting case study relative to movement, based on my book, “The Ghost In My Brain.” As an artificial intelligence and cognitive science professor I took 1,200 pages of detailed notes over the course of eight years, of the effects of mTBI, with no expectation of recovery. Symptoms included
TBI/Concussion/Stroke
ABSTRACT: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) commonly impacts on the connections and interactions between signals from sensory, cognitive, motor and emotional systems and signals transmitted via both visual and non-visual retinal fiber pathways. The non-visual retinal pathways are actively involved in aspects of living, such as spatial orientation, auditory localization, circadian rhythm and motor function. Non-visual retinal
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ABSTRACT: The client described in this article had undergone intensive rehabilitation for physical and cognitive deficits that resulted from an anoxic encephalopathy. Her recovery was good in all areas except visual functioning. Her reading and writing deficits were initially thought to result from visual-perceptual problems. A low vision evaluation identified the deficits as resulting from a
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