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    A diagram shows that sudden painless loss of vision in the right side can be caused by lesions in the left temporal or parietal lobes of the brain. A left temporal lobe lesion results in a visual field defect resembling a "pie in the sky" shape, while a left parietal lobe lesion causes a "pie on the floor" visual field defect.

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    A diagram shows that sudden painless loss of vision in the right side can be caused by lesions in the left temporal or parietal lobes of the brain. A left temporal lobe lesion results in a visual field defect resembling a "pie in the sky" shape, while a left parietal lobe lesion causes a "pie on the floor" visual field defect.

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    A diagram shows that sudden painless loss of vision in the right side can be caused by lesions in the left temporal or parietal lobes of the brain. A left temporal lobe lesion results in a visual field defect resembling a "pie in the sky" shape, while a left parietal lobe lesion causes a "pie on the floor" visual field defect.

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    Fig. 76.

    1 Diagrammatic representation of important causes of sudden painless loss of vision (right side) and typical defects in the visual fields (left side) (Murtagh - General practice)

    Left temporal lobe lesion pie in the sky

    Left parietal lobe defect pie on the floor

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