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. 1996 Oct;61(4):420–421. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.61.4.420-a

Metamorphopsia and visual hallucinations restricted to the right visual hemifield after a left putaminal haemorrhage.

K Shiga, M Makino, Y Ueda, K Nakajima
PMCID: PMC486592  PMID: 8890789

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