Approximately 30% of all stroke patients suffer from post‐stroke visual impairment.
Hemianopia is the most common symptom, but also neglect, diplopia, reduced visual acuity …

A nton–B abinski syndrome is a rare disease featuring bilateral cortical blindness and
anosognosia with visual confabulation, but without dementia or any memory impairment. It …

Introduction Anosognosia, a neurological condition, involves a lack of awareness of one's
neurological or psychiatric deficits. Anton Syndrome (AS), an unusual form of anosognosia …

Resilience is the capacity of complex systems to persist in the face of external perturbations
and retain their functional properties and performance. In the present study, we investigated …

Background and Purpose: Spontaneous visual recovery is rare after cortical blindness.
While visual rehabilitation may improve performance, no visual therapy has been widely …

Purpose Determine current vision care pathways and practices for stroke survivors in
Australia and internationally, focusing on identifying reoccurring gaps in these pathways and …

Lesions of occipital cortex result in loss of sight in the corresponding regions of visual fields.
The traditional view that, apart from some spontaneous recovery in the acute phase, field …

Discussion Anton syndrome, also referred to as visual anosagnosia, is a rare stroke
syndrome that involves the bilateral occipital lobes seen most commonly as a result of …

We reviewed the published literature on rehabilitation outcomes in patients with cortical
blindness (CB) and highlighted the characteristic features and prognosis of CB due to …

Visual field impairment affects more than 100 million people globally. However, due to the
lack of the access to appropriate ophthalmic healthcare in undeveloped regions as a result …