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A Patient Who Reports That Moving Objects Suddenly Freeze in One

Question 7

Question 7

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A patient who reports that moving objects suddenly freeze in one location, only to suddenly reappear at another location, is likely to have a lesion in the area of:


A) V1.
B) V2.
C) V4.
D) V5.

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