The Representation of the Visual Field in Human Striate Cortex¶
Horton. (1991). The Representation of the Visual Field in Human Striate Cortex. Archives of Ophthalmology.
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- Retinotopy
- Within neuroscience the practical consequence is direct and diagnostic: a localised lesion of V1 produces a localised scotoma in the contralateral visual field at the angular location predicted by the retinotopic map
This sourceA test of Gordon Holmes’ retinotopic map of human striate cortex that correlated MR scans with homonymous field defects in patients with defined occipital lobe lesions and found Holmes had underestimated the cortical magnification of central vision. The foveal representation's share of cortical territory in the classic Holmes map, which Horton and Hoyt revised upward.
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“correlating magnetic resonance scans with homonymous field defects in patients with clearly defined occipital lobe lesions”
- Within neuroscience the practical consequence is direct and diagnostic: a localised lesion of V1 produces a localised scotoma in the contralateral visual field at the angular location predicted by the retinotopic map
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