“Discover the Fascinating World of Visual Impairment: A Journey through Decades of Clinical Research
Embark on an unparalleled exploration of vision and visual impairment with ‘Impaired Vision,’ a compelling book that delves into a 35-year journey of understanding led by renowned clinical vision researcher, Edward de Haan. Through his experiences working with patients with brain damage, de Haan sheds light on how the healthy brain processes visual information and offers a unique perspective on the complexities of visual impairment.
In ‘Impaired Vision,’ de Haan presents captivating case studies that showcase the individuality of visual deficits post-brain damage. From perceiving the world without color to experiencing distorted visions, each patient’s journey unveils the diversity of visual impairments and challenges conventional perceptions of blindness.
This insightful book underscores the importance of patient work in unraveling the mysteries of the brain’s visual processing. By exploring clinical phenomena in visual impairment, ‘Impaired Vision’ demonstrates the effectiveness of the patient study method in understanding visual deficits and emphasizes the enduring relevance of this approach in our modern, high-tech world.
Key features of ‘Impaired Vision’ include:
– In-depth coverage of clinical symptoms related to visual impairment after brain damage
– Compelling case studies that offer a nuanced understanding of visual deficits
– Suitable for a wide audience, from students to clinicians, with a focus on engaging storytelling and informative content
Whether you are intrigued by the intricacies of the brain or seeking to broaden your knowledge of visual impairment, ‘Impaired Vision’ promises an enlightening and enriching read. Explore the complexities of the human visual system and gain valuable insights into the fascinating world of visual deficits and brain damage.”
Authors:
Edward de Haan (Auteur)
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