Cortical visual impairment – An approach to assessment and intervention

Sarah Booker

Cortical visual impairment – An approach to assessment and intervention

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Sarah Booker Wilson Centre, Child Rehabilitation Service, Auckland, New Zealand

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cortical visual impairment, cvi

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09-05-2023

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Vol. 40 No. 3 (2012): New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

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Cortical visual impairment – An approach to assessment and intervention. (2023). New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy, 40(3), 142–143. https://nzjp.otago.ac.nz/nzjp/article/view/274

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