A treatise on the nervous diseases of children, for physicians and students . Fig. 5.—Field of Vision in a Case of Left-sided Hemianopsia. The Shading Repre-sents the Blind Part; the Oval Outline is the Average Normal Field. (Gowers.) object. The ordinary test as applied in the adult cannotbe employed for children until they have developed con-siderable intelligence. The condition of the visual field is often overlooked and the defects re-ferred to are much more frequent than they are generally supposed to examination should be made in all cases of cerebral palsies, and in thosein which
A treatise on the nervous diseases of children, for physicians and students . Fig. 5.—Field of Vision in a Case of Left-sided Hemianopsia. The Shading Repre-sents the Blind Part; the Oval Outline is the Average Normal Field. (Gowers.) object. The ordinary test as applied in the adult cannotbe employed for children until they have developed con-siderable intelligence. The condition of the visual field is often overlooked and the defects re-ferred to are much more frequent than they are generally supposed to examination should be made in all cases of cerebral palsies, and in thosein which cerebral tumor is suspected. In cases in which a very complex examination seems desirable, and theseare relatively few, special tests should be made for form and color. Thehemianopsic defects as they occur in tumors, and in cerebral palsies (firstdescribed by Freud), the concentric limitations occurring in hysteria, arethe most common defects in children. The pupils are to be tested for their size and power ofcontractility; both should be equal and contract promptlyto li
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