AMAarchives of neurology & psychiatry . Fig. 4 (Case 4, J. B.).—Right occipital wound and defect; left charts. 234 ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY 9-^^ &^. Fig. 5 (Case 5, G. C).—Left occipital wound and defect near inion. Metallicforeign body in frontal region close to midline: right hemianopsia, alexia: tran-sient right hemiplegia and complete aphasia. Perimeter charts. I SCARLETT-IXGHAM—VISUAL DEFECTS 235 Case 6.—No details of the early history of A. D., aged 25 years, wereavailable. A roentgenogram revealed a large irregular cranial defect, 4 by8 cm., involving t
AMAarchives of neurology & psychiatry . Fig. 4 (Case 4, J. B.).—Right occipital wound and defect; left charts. 234 ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY 9-^^ &^. Fig. 5 (Case 5, G. C).—Left occipital wound and defect near inion. Metallicforeign body in frontal region close to midline: right hemianopsia, alexia: tran-sient right hemiplegia and complete aphasia. Perimeter charts. I SCARLETT-IXGHAM—VISUAL DEFECTS 235 Case 6.—No details of the early history of A. D., aged 25 years, wereavailable. A roentgenogram revealed a large irregular cranial defect, 4 by8 cm., involving the left occipital and parietal bones, aod bordering on themidline (Fig. 6). The ocular movements, pupils and fundi virere normal, andslight haziness of the lens of the right eye was present. Visual acuity was :right eye 20/100, left eye 20/15. A right homonymous hemianopsia extendedto the fixation point (Fig. 6). Case 7.—Early records of M. D., aged 24, were not available, and he wasunable to give details on account of memory defect. He was ambulatory withevidences of a slight residual left hemiparesis, mentally confused and amnesicand gross intelligence defect was pr
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