VISUAL AGNOSIA

"Individuals with visual agnosia have intact visual perception but struggle to interpret and make sense of what they see."

"Patients with visual agnosia may have difficulty recognizing common objects such as keys, a chair, or even familiar faces."

"Apperceptive agnosia is a type of visual agnosia where individuals cannot perceive or copy simple shapes accurately."

"While visual agnosia primarily affects object recognition, it can also impact other visual functions like face and color recognition."

"Individuals with visual agnosia may rely on other sensory modalities, such as touch or sound, to identify objects or people."