Patient DF, who had suffered brain damage to extrastriate regions of the brain, had no problems in:

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Patient DF, who suffered damage to the extrastriate regions of the brain, retained the ability to perform actions that required the use of visual information for guiding movements, such as posting a card through a slot, despite being unable to consciously perceive the orientation of objects. This demonstrates the dissociation between the visual pathways involved in perception and action.

Patient DF, Who Had Suffered Brain Damage to Extrastriate Regions