The topic Cerebral Akinetopsia you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Akinetopsia.

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• Akinetopsia is described as a neuropsychological disorder in which an individual is unable to detect motion within their visual field. This can pose problems in a variety of ways such as while cooking, watching television, or playing a sport
• It is an acquired visual processing disorder that develops from damage to the middle temporal region of the brain. Causative factors include brain injury, use of certain medications, and Alzheimer’s disease
• Based on the severity of the condition, Akinetopsia is classified into types:
  • Inconspicuous Akinetopsia: It is the less severe form that is experienced by most affected individuals. The individuals perceive motion like in a multiple exposure photograph
  • Gross Akinetopsia: It is an extremely rare but severe form in which the individual experiences complete Motion Blindness
• Akinetopsia is a very rare disorder without any suitable treatment or cure. The overall outcomes depend on the magnitude (severity) of the condition; most individuals manage Akinetopsia through an enhanced development of their sense of hearing (thus, relying less on their vision)

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