Sentences with VISUAL-AGNOSIA
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"Patients with visual agnosia may have difficulty identifying familiar objects or faces."
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"A common type of visual agnosia is prosopagnosia, which is the inability to recognize faces."
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"People with visual agnosia may still have normal vision, but they struggle to make sense of what they see."
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"There is no cure for visual agnosia, but rehabilitation techniques can help improve visual processing abilities."
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"Some individuals with visual agnosia may rely on other senses, such as touch or hearing, to compensate for their visual deficits."
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"Acquired visual agnosia often occurs due to damage to the occipitotemporal region of the brain."
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"Researchers are studying visual agnosia to gain insights into the functioning of the visual system."
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"The diagnosis of visual agnosia involves comprehensive visual and cognitive assessments."
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"Famous neurologist Oliver Sacks wrote about a patient with visual agnosia in his book 'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat'."
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"Individuals with visual agnosia may have intact perception of colors and shapes, but struggle with object recognition."
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"Individuals with visual agnosia have intact visual perception but struggle to interpret and make sense of what they see."
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"Patients with visual agnosia may have difficulty recognizing common objects such as keys, a chair, or even familiar faces."
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"Apperceptive agnosia is a type of visual agnosia where individuals cannot perceive or copy simple shapes accurately."
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"While visual agnosia primarily affects object recognition, it can also impact other visual functions like face and color recognition."
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"Individuals with visual agnosia may rely on other sensory modalities, such as touch or sound, to identify objects or people."
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"Treatment for visual agnosia focuses on rehabilitation strategies to help improve object recognition and visual processing abilities."
