Cerebral Hemorrhage with Resultant Right Homonymous Hemianopsia

On the road to better vision after a brain injury

Patient initiated NovaVision VRT one year after lesion.

• Patient is 52-year-old female.
• Cerebral hemorrhage 2° to arteria-venous malformation of the posterior cerebral artery.
• Lesion occurred: June 2000.
• Resultant right, homonymous hemianopsia.

Subjective improvements after initial six-month therapy:

• Feels vision is “consistently improving.”
• Notes marked improvement in spatial orientation (”where things are”).
• Dramatic improvement in reading ability and concentration.
• Patient states, “Can see into blind areas better.”

*As with all types of therapies, individual results vary.