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PERIPHERAL VISUAL FIELD LOSS & VISUAL NEGLECT DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT

Diagnostic and therapeutic approaches are reviewed for the management of peripheral visual field loss in those with acquired brain injury. Differentiation of field loss from visual neglect (aka visual unilateral spatial inattention) is a key component in diagnosis and treatment. Since the emphasis is on compensation, visual field loss requires less vision rehabilitation, although modest visual field recovery is a relatively common finding. Visual neglect requires considerably more rehabilitation, but it is more likely than visual field loss to be remediable.