ON THE LINKAGE OF THE EYE VISUAL HEMIFIELDS IN THE BRAIN CORTEX
Abstract
The review of experimental data concerned to the structure of visual cortex neuronal connections, which provide the integration of nasal and temporal visual hemifields.
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Alekseenko S.V. ON THE LINKAGE OF THE EYE VISUAL HEMIFIELDS IN THE BRAIN CORTEX. The EYE GLAZ. 2017;19(1 (120)):16-19. (In Russ.)
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