LESIONS OF VISUAL PATHWAY || SCOTOMAS EXPLAINED|| Junctional scotoma|| HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPIA

Welcome to insight ophthalmology!
The video discusses in detail about the visual field defects arising due to lesions of the visual pathway. The difference between congruous and incongruous field defects is explained. and also the difference between HOMONYMOUS and heteronymous defects
the video explains sequentially the defects arising due to optic nerve lesions, optic tract lesions, lesions of the lateral geniculate body , optic radiation and visual cortex.
The video also explains the fancy terms like JUNCTIONAL SCOTOMA, " PIE IN THE SKY ", and " PIE ON THE FLOOR".
The video explains in detail the macular sparing defects and macula involving field defect seen in visual cortex lesions.
"INSIGHT OPHTHALMOLOGY" is run and managed by Dr Amrit Sahil Panjwani ( MBBS, MS ophthalmology). WE hope the video is useful to you.
Playlist for optic nerve and visual pathway.
ANATOMY OF OPTIC NERVE
• ANATOMY OF OPTIC NERVE
BLOOD SUPPLY OF OPTIC NERVE
• THE BLOOD SUPPLY OF TH...
ANATOMY OF VISUAL PATHWAY
• VISUAL PATHWAY ANATOMY...
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 3 important points to start with ( basic terms)
02:35 OPTIC NERVE LESION AND DEFECT
03:55 JUNCTIONAL SCOTOMA (optic nerve lesion near chiasm)
05:10 WILIBRANDS KNEE
08:45 OPTIC CHIASM LESION ,CENTRAL
12:45 OPTIC CHIASM ; LATERAL LESION
14:22 OPTIC TRACT LESION
18:12 LATERAL GENICULATE BODY LESION
20:00 OPTIC RADIATION LESION { pie in the eye }
23:00 VISUAL CORTEX LESIONS { macular sparing and macular defects}

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[@avinandanchakraborty9715]

Such a dedicated comprehensive yet detailed video, Hats off mam 👑

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you 😊

[@anilsachan8589]

Superbly describes

[@abhishekchaudhuri714]

You are the best..❤

[@dr.md.mamun-or-rashid3211]

Excellent video.May God bless you.❤️❤️❤️

[@user-wp2qq5mp6i]

Thank you so much Dr Amrit...All your videos have been very helpful and this was exceptional 👏

[@aliriyadh643]

Amazing job❤

[@089.jarupulasunitha2]

Amrith Madam,You Are Just Amazing....Thank you So Much

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Glad it helped you !!!

[@debigdogk9563]

Thank you for teaching. Very educational ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dr.md.mamun-or-rashid3211]

This video is very much helpful for clearing concept about visual pathway,we want more and more videos on ophthalmology.. 😍🥰

[@sukhdevsingh-in5ee]

extremely awesome- u always the best hats 👑⛑👒🎩of u Dr Amrit👍👍👍

[@ishneetkaur4180]

Comprehensive video ma'am 💕

[@dharshan9807]

Explanation was too good mam❤

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00:00 3 important points to start with ( basic terms) 02:35 OPTIC NERVE LESION AND DEFECT 03:55 JUNCTIONAL SCOTOMA (optic nerve lesion near chiasm) 05:10 WILIBRANDS KNEE 08:45 OPTIC CHIASM LESION ,CENTRAL 12:45 OPTIC CHIASM ; LATERAL LESION 14:22 OPTIC TRACT LESION 18:12 LATERAL GENICULATE BODY LESION 20:00 OPTIC RADIATION LESION { pie in the eye } 23:00 VISUAL CORTEX LESIONS { macular sparing and macular defects}

[@ishneetkaur4180]

Ma'am kindly make a video on ciliary ganglion too!!

[@tulikapandey7842]

Ma'am please 8f possible make video on those advanced lesions of LGB. THANK YOU

[@angeldust3602]

Very beautifully explained...thanks madam..we all want teacher like her in our college❤❤

[@InsightOphthalmology]

It's my pleasure

[@geethateacher-to1mn]

Need video on lgb sectorial

[@ranitabhattacharya441]

you are awesome

[@syedmedicose7477]

just an excellent explanation, stay blessed maam, may ALLAH PAK SHOWER HIS BLESSINGS ON U & UR FAMILY IN BOTH THE WORLDS AMEEN!! 🥰😇

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you so much !!

[@kaminisakore2545]

Thank you so much Ma’am 🙌🍀✨

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You are welcome :D

[@TheYoyobubble]

🎉

[@nawarhatoum3994]

👏👏👏

[@nimalweerasinghe260]

Thankyou

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Welcome:)

[@joe8072]

U're a wonderful Teacher Ma'am. I'm hoping to see lectures on advanced lesions

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you 😊

[@zafarullah3866]

Mam I am from Pakistan, you are so nicely explaining and clearing concepts , but There is one request that kindly don't delete some parts of videos, for example the part of video where you were explaining etiology of optic chiasm pathology like aneurysm, third ventricle dilatation etc , that part deleted ,

[@kiranbalamallik6454]

Ma'am what would be presentation in post and pre fixed chaismal lesion ?

[@nawarhatoum3994]

👏👏👏👏

[@rohit_roars]

No match to your lectures mam....you are better than a textbook 😊

[@InsightOphthalmology]

I try

[@rakeshgulati3622]

Please also inform about solution to Right Homonymous Hemianopia.

[@luna-wj3ml]

Amazing explanation! Helped answer the queries I had while reading the textbook. Thankyou for this video. 💛

[@spiritualawakening2753]

Why is no 7 superior quadrantonopia and why is no4 binasal please can u explain I have exam in a day . Thanks for the lovely video .

[@avisheksarraf2046]

Same problem mine also

[@shubhangigupta359]

Why lesions behind lateral geniculate body not associated with optic atrophy ?

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Because the second order neurons synapse here and then the third order starts. The third order neurons are from geniculate body to cortex. Any lesion behind the LGB will effect the third order and not second order ..and therefore there won't be atrophy seen in optic nerve usually

[@shubhangigupta359]

@@InsightOphthalmology thank you mam

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