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NEURO KNOWLEDGE NUGGET: Why you only see half the world after neurological injury! HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA - the vision loss that can occur after a stroke or brain injury to the visual processing part of the brain. WHAT IS IT? ✅ Loss of the SAME side of vision in BOTH eyes ✅ Caused by damage to visual cortex in brain ✅ can occur after stroke or traumatic brain injury ✅ It’s a brain processing issue. You can learn strategies to compensate. HOW IT WORKS: • Left brain injury = lose RIGHT side vision

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