Meyer’s loop

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Meyer’s loop is associated with

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A. Auditory Pathway

B. Visual Pathway

C. Basal ganglia Pathway

D. Cerebellar Pathway

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Which bundle of optic radiation is known as Meyer’s loop

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A. Superior retinal fibers

B. Central retinal fibers

C. Inferior retinal fibers

D. Dorsal retinal fibers

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‘Pie in the sky’ defect is seen in damage to

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A. Optic tract

B. Lateral geniculate nucleus

C. Meyer’s loop

D. Fibers from the superior retina

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‘Pie in the floor’ defect is seen in damage to

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A. Optic tract

B. Lateral geniculate nucleus

C. Meyer’s loop

D. Fibers from the superior retina

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Baum’s loop is

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A. Superior retinal fibers

B. Central retinal fibers

C. Inferior retinal fibers

D. Ventral retinal fibers

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Meyer loop also known as – Archambault loop

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Optic radiations

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Optic radiations- also called geniculocalcarine tracts,

Optic radiations extend from Lateral Geniculate Body (LGB) to Visual cortex.

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Meyer’s loop

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Meyer’s loop (Inferior retinal fibers) – pass through temporal lobe looping around inferior horn of lateral ventricle to the lingual gyrus (occipital lobe below calcarine sulcus).

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Baum’s loop

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Baum’s loop (Superior retinal fibers) – pass through the parietal lobe to the cuneus (occipital lobe above calcarine sulcus).

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Mayer’s Loop

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