Impact of Cerebral Visual Impairments on Motor Skills: Implications for Developmental Coordination Disorders

Chokron, Sylvie; Dutton, Gordon N.

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2016.01471

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“…Napredak neonatalne medicine i sve uspešnije lečenje oboljenja oka, kao što su prematurna retinopatija, katarakta i glaukom, uticali su na smanjenje učestalosti oštećenja vida uzrokovanih ovim oboljenjima. Takođe, u razvijenim zemljama povećana je stopa preživljavanja beba s neurološkim lezijama koje nastaju u toku ili neposredno nakon rođenja, a ugrožavaju stanje vida (Chokron & Dutton, 2016).…”

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“…Na primer, prema nekim autorima hipoplazija i atrofija optičkih nerava prethodno su razmatrane kao izolovane dijagnoze, ali je sada dokazano da su u često povezane s lezijama korteksa (Chokron & Dutton, 2016). Iako se smatra da su atrofija i hipoplazija optičkog nerva dva kriterijuma relevantna za dijagnostiku CVI (Bosch, 2016), to ne zadovoljava dijagnostičke zahteve, pa je očigledno da postoji potreba za ustanovljavanjem međunarodne klasifikacije neuroloških poremećaja vizuelnog funkcionisanja (Hoyt, 2003).…”

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“…Disfunkcije u području vizuelnog funkcionisanja deli na kognitivne i disfunkcije povezane sa stanjem vida (Colenbrander, 2005, prema Frebel, 2006. Na taj način, između ostalog, on upozorava na situacije kad je oštrina vida kod deteta blago snižena ili normalna, i kada roditelji primećuju da ono ima teškoće u vizuelnom funkcionisanju, a stručnjaci ne obraćaju pažnju na njihova zapažanja, jer izjednačavaju "viđenje" s oštrinom vida (Chokron & Dutton, 2016).…”

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Cortical visual impairment: Diagnostic criteria and treatment elements

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Stanimirov²,

Alimović³

et al. 2019

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Cortical visual impairment: Diagnostic criteria and treatment elements

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Stanimirov²,

Alimović³

et al. 2019

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“…Visual therapy may be effective on their oculomotor system. The most common cause of motor impairment among children is cerebral palsy (Chokron S, 2016;Coetzee D., 2003). Children with cerebral palsy usually suffer from abnormalities in their motor function.…”

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Evaluation of Vision Behaviors in Children with Cortical Visual Impairment Due to Cerebral Palsy (CP)

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Sori

2018

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Background and Objective: Cortical Vision Impairment in children is one of the visual disturbances which are occurring due to brain disorders. There are not eye disorders as usual. It has been shown that the image processing in the brain has been affected. Among brain disorders, cerebral palsy (CP) is one of those disorders that leads to at least two third of cortical blindness among these patients. Observation of the vision behaviors is an appropriate way to evaluate the amount of vision as well as provide low vision rehabilitation. Method: vision behaviors were evaluated by interview with parents of children under 15 years old. Consent was achieved before interview and participants were informed well about the process. Attendance of one of parents was enough to run the interview preferably mother. Semi-structured individual interview was used to discover vision behaviors of children in daily life. The interview was recorded then transcribed verbatim into text word for thematic analysis. Results: 22 parents of 18 children with CP participated in this study. (Mean age 37.4±2.51). Parents did not have enough information to deal with their children. They needed special education. Rehabilitation programs from occupational therapists were very effective. The most effective one was physical rehabilitation. There are very significant behaviors which were common among children. This behavior is not being observed among visually impaired children with ocular causes. Conclusion: Parents do not have much concern about vision of their children. They believe physical rehabilitation is much important than vision rehabilitation. Parents need more education to participate in rehabilitation programs for these children.

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“…His latest assessment report detected cerebral visual impairment, which consists of any type of visual impairment related to brain damage or dysfunction (1), peripheral visual field loss, and minimal selective movement in his right hand, due to the cerebral palsy.…”

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Auditory Processing after Early Left Hemisphere Injury: A Case Report

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Few studies have addressed the long-term outcomes of early brain injury, especially after hemorrhagic stroke. This is the first study to report a case of acquired auditory processing disorder in a 10-year-old child who had a severe left hemorrhagic cerebral infarction at 13 months of age, compromising nearly all of the left temporal lobe. This case, therefore, is an excellent and rare opportunity to investigate the presence of neural plasticity of central auditory system in a developing brain followed severe brain damage. After assuring normal functioning of the peripheral auditory system, a series of behavioral auditory processing tests was applied in dichotic and monaural listening conditions and with verbal and non-verbal stimuli. For all verbal dichotic tasks (dichotic digits, competing words, and sentences tests), good performance on the left ear, especially for Dichotic digits test (100%), and zero performance on the right ear were observed. For monaural low-redundancy tests, the patient also exhibited good performance for auditory figure-ground and time-compressed sentences tests in the left ear. In the right ear, a very poor performance was observed, but slightly better than the same in Dichotic tasks. Impaired performance was also observed in the LiSN test in terms of spatial advantage and, for the Pitch Pattern Sequence test, the only non-verbal test applied, the patient had performance within the normal range in both ears. These results are interpreted taking into consideration the anatomical location of stroke lesion and also the influence of hemispheric specialization for language on auditory processing performance.

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Impact of Cerebral Visual Impairments on Motor Skills: Implications for Developmental Coordination Disorders

Cited by 69 publications

References 129 publications

Cortical visual impairment: Diagnostic criteria and treatment elements

Cortical visual impairment: Diagnostic criteria and treatment elements

Evaluation of Vision Behaviors in Children with Cortical Visual Impairment Due to Cerebral Palsy (CP)

Auditory Processing after Early Left Hemisphere Injury: A Case Report

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