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    Homonymous hemianopia in posterior cortical atrophy: an enigma

    Homonymous hemianopia in posterior cortical atrophy: an enigma by Maia da Silva, M, James-Galton, M, Pinho, J.D, Sethi, V.V, Plant, G.T

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    Neural correlates of hemianopic completion across the vertical meridian

    Neural correlates of hemianopic completion across the vertical meridian by Weil, R.S., Plant, G.T., James-Galton, M., Rees, G.

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    Cerebral achromatopsia as a presentation of Trousseau's syndrome

    Cerebral achromatopsia as a presentation of Trousseau's syndrome by Orrell, R. W., James-Galton, M., Stevens, J. M., Rossor, M. N.

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    Familial British dementia with amyloid angiopathy: Early clinical, neuropsychological and imaging findings

    Familial British dementia with amyloid angiopathy: Early clinical, neuropsychological and imaging findings by MEAD, S, JAMES-GALTON, M, REVESZ, T, BALA DOSHI, R, HARWOOD, G, LEE PAN, E, GHISO, J, FRANGIONE, B, PLANT, G

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    Evidence for Non-Opponent Coding of Colour Information in Human Visual Cortex: Selective Loss of "Green" Sensitivity in a Subject with Damaged Ventral Occipito-Temporal Cortex

    Evidence for Non-Opponent Coding of Colour Information in Human Visual Cortex: Selective Loss of "Green" Sensitivity in a Subject with Damaged Ventral Occipito-Temporal Cortex by Rauscher, Franziska G., Plant, Gordon T., James-Galton, Merle, Barbur, John L.

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    Neither blindsight nor oversight but mindsight: pathological completion without evidence of neglect following damage to occipital cortex

    Neither blindsight nor oversight but mindsight: pathological completion without evidence of neglect following damage to occipital cortex by Plant, G.T, McCarthy, R.R.A, James-Galton, M

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    Form completion across a hemianopic boundary: Behindsight?

    Form completion across a hemianopic boundary: Behindsight? by McCarthy, Rosaleen A., James-Galton, Merle, Plant, Gordon T.

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