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tunnel vision

tunnel vision Tunnel vision is severe loss of the peripheral visual field, so vision is largely limited to a narrower central area.

Tunnel vision is severe loss of the peripheral visual field, so vision is largely limited to a narrower central area. In the supplied source, it is described as occurring in degenerative retinal disease and as reducing peripheral information needed for scanning and mobility.

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Drafting source: Ivanov Iliya V; Mackeben Manfred; Vollmer Annika; Martus Peter; Nguyen Nhung X; Trauzettel-Klosinski Susanne. Eye Movement Training and Suggested Gaze Strategies in Tunnel Vision - A Randomized and Controlled Pilot Study. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0157825; article XML SHA-256 8667419ebbeff025916677a85a21a829996204441415c717c4292631657d0c64. “Eye Movement Training and Suggested Gaze Strategies in Tunnel Vision - A Randomized and Controlled Pilot Study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0157825).
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