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Triple visual hemifield maps in optic chiasm hypoplasia

2019-07-16

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In humans, each hemisphere comprises an overlay of two visuotopic maps of the contralateral visual field, one from each eye. Is the capacity of the visual cortex limited to these two maps or are plastic mechanisms available to host more maps? Using an integrative approach of submillimeter fMRI, diffusion-weighted imaging and population receptive field mapping, we found three hemiretinal inputs to converge onto the...

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Literature Corpus work: ec40767b-dcd3-5afd-a9b2-440b7ea124e0
DOI: 10.1101/703520

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