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Hemianopia or hemianopia is a defect in the right or left half of the visual field. It can affect one eye but can also affects both eyes.
Opia means to have an eye defect or to look or view
Helping people with an eye defect requires knowing and understanding the defect first. If it is a sight defect, make items available that are easier to read and provide Braille versions of all text. It does not hurt to ask the person with the deficiency what would help them the best so that you can accommodate their needs.
Vitamin A.
Lesions in the left optic tract typically result in a visual field defect in the right visual field of both eyes. This is because fibers carrying visual information from the right visual field of each eye cross over in the optic chiasm and travel through the left optic tract.
The eye is important don't defect it!
Yes, "micro-" is a prefix meaning small, and "-scopic" is a suffix meaning able to see or examine. Together, they form the word microscopic, which means too small to be seen with the naked eye.
Optical Dysentry
Scotoma is a localized defect in the visual field bordered by an area of the ordinary vision. A variety of eye diseases can cause scotoma including glaucoma and retinal diseases but also damage to the optical nerve.
Yes, the eye could be possible but it would be a birth defect and doctors would then remove the 3rd eye . The eye probably would be able to see but it is still possible but only as a birth defect.
Yes, through a birth defect or trauma
Helping people with an eye defect requires knowing and understanding the defect first. If it is a sight defect, make items available that are easier to read and provide Braille versions of all text. It does not hurt to ask the person with the deficiency what would help them the best so that you can accommodate their needs.