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Neurotransmitter receptors in the proliferative zones of the developing primateoccipitallobe.
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On computerized tomographic scan, theoccipitallobelesion is much reduced.
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Theoccipitallobeis typically most affected though the frontal, parietal, and temporal lobes have shown involvement as well.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.From this point, the neurons branch out in a network that leads the phasic electrical signal toward the lateral geniculate nucleus and theoccipitallobe.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The third division is the occipital anomaly where the twins are connected in theoccipitallobecausing the twins to face away from each other.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Such evidence clearly indicates that visual perception requires the functional integrity of distributed representations that are not confined to theoccipitallobe.
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These fortification spectra reflectoccipitallobedysfunction and are pathognomonic of classical migraine.
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After a 3-h fixation by immersion, the intactoccipitallobeblocks were sectioned sagittally.
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Electrical stimulation in theoccipitallobeinduced visual hallucinations that varied in complexity from light flashes to formed objects.
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According to the experimenters, the patient's lesions rather indicated a disconnection of parietal lobe attentional systems from the visual information processing in theoccipitallobe.
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Hallucinations in patients withoccipitallobelesions may result from irritation of intact or partly damaged visual cortical areas by pathological or regenerational processes.
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Lateral glabellar lobes weakly developed, gently inflated, incompletely separated from medianoccipitallobe.
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Lateral occipital lobes relatively small and weak; not inflated; incompletely separated from medianoccipitallobe.
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The section was cut tangentially to the medial face of the intact leftoccipitallobe.
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Posterior band ofoccipitallobedemarcated by continuous groove-like furrows.
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Fig. 13 shows a representative section from the leftoccipitallobe.
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Akinetopsia through lesions is rare, because damage to theoccipitallobeusually disturbs more than one visual function.
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