Future extensions of the approach pioneered here could test more thoroughly how condition-specific remote TMS effects upon the visual cortex may vary for different levels of the cortical hierarchy, including use of more extensive mapping of visual areas than was possible here given the time constraints and scope of our study.
In contrast, the pattern of visual impairment associated with PVL entails more specific and extensive visual dysfunction [ 6].
To screen for eye disease in diabetic patients by performing only an eye fundus examination with non-mydriatic retinography, or a more extensive ophthalmological examination including visual acuity (VA) and ocular tonometry.
The elevated rCBF in the visual cortex of phobics in response to their feared object [ 9, 10] is in line with studies reporting more extensive activation of the visual cortex when viewing highly emotional (arousing) stimuli [e.g., [ 16, 17]].
Although the method requires more extensive immunostaining and sophisticated imaging than traditional visual histopathology, it offers important benefits.
The original FFI is more extensive (23 items), has response options using visual analogue scales (VAS) and was developed for people with rheumatoid arthritis.
Visual inspection of selected images revealed more extensive structural deterioration in the terminal bulbs of animals with lower LPA than in those with higher LPA values (Fig. 6D).
More extensive neuropsychological testing revealed mild cognitive impairment across multiple domains, including visual memory and executive function (Table 1).
Although more extensive cerebellar injuries severely suppressed conditioned eye-blink response expression in cerebellar degeneration, visual threat responses were likely retained in focal disease because lesions only partly affected the critical areas.
And as with 3-D and other fast-evolving visual tricks, the more there is — the bigger the fireballs, the more extensive the make-believe damage to architecture, machinery and virtual human bodies — the less impact it has.
