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A retrospective study of 140 cases of homonymous hemianopia was performed. There was a relatively high percentage of occipital lesions, most of which were of vascular origin. For examination of the visual field when a lesion is present in the intracranial visual pathway, campimetry is frequently superior to perimetry, and their combination is sometimes necessary. It was strongly felt that CT scan should be applied to all patients with homonymous hemianopia. Visual agnosia is apt to be overlooked in cases of occipital lesion.
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