A patient comes to his doctor complaining of visual difficulties. After a thorough examination, the ophthalmologist finds no anatomical problem in the patient's eyes. The doctor therefore refers the patient to a neurologist to investigate possible damage to his

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The occipital lobe is responsible for processing visual information, so damage to this area can result in visual difficulties. Since there is no anatomical problem with the patient's eyes, the issue is likely a neurological problem in the occipital lobe.

A Patient Comes to His Doctor Complaining of Visual Difficulties