- Disruption to vision
- Patients will respond to visual stimuli, without being consciously aware of them
- For example: patient is completely blind, but can walk around obstacles placed in his way
- Patients cannot articulate why they responded to the visual stimuli because it did not happen on a conscious level.

University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

- A blindspot in the visual field
- Does not manifest as darkness in that spot, rather nothing is perceived there
- Visual cues are not consciously perceived, but can experience "blindsight"

Scotomas

Cowey, A. (2010). The blindsight saga. Experimental brain research, 200(1), 3-24.

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