Loss of half the visual field, often as a result of a cerebrovascular accident, is:

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Hemianopsia refers to the loss of half of the visual field, typically caused by a stroke or other cerebrovascular accident. A corneal ulcer is a sore on the cornea, hyphema is bleeding in the front chamber of the eye, and nystagmus is an involuntary eye movement. None of these conditions are specifically related to loss of half the visual field.

Loss of Half the Visual Field, Often as a Result