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Research notes
Bitemporal hemianopia arises when a lesion compresses decussating nasal fibers
at the optic chiasm, removing the temporal half-field from both eyes. Gradual edge mode simulates
incomplete compression with a gradient transition zone. Preserve central 10° retains macular
vision, common in early chiasmal compression before macula fiber involvement.
Swatches — Reference vs Temporal Field Loss
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ΔE (CIE76)
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Bitemporal hemianopia simulated
Multi-condition comparison
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Clinical notes: Sharp hemianopia represents complete fiber interruption from
severe chiasmal compression (macroadenoma >10mm suprasellar extension). Soft/Gaussian edge
models partial compression or early defect, as seen in microadenoma or meningioma. Temporal
attenuation <1.0 simulates incomplete defect or recovered field post-surgery.
Model assumptions & limits
- Field attenuation is applied as a uniform column mask — does not model exact retinotopic mapping of temporal fibers at the chiasm.
- Gaussian edge is a spatial approximation; real field gradients depend on fiber bundle anatomy and lesion shape.
- ΔE metrics compare swatch color only; do not account for bilateral field loss experienced simultaneously.