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    Total Cortical Blindness Is Caused by Lesions in Which Part
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Total Cortical Blindness Is Caused by Lesions in Which Part

Question 34

Question 34

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Total cortical blindness is caused by lesions in which part of the visual system?


A) the optic chiasm
B) the right occipital and parietal lobes
C) the right and left occipital lobes
D) the pathways connecting the occipital and temporal lobes within each hemisphere

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