diplopia
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Sep 15, 2026
Kenneth FoongGUEST
Uh, sometimes you can develop a squint, so one eye doesn't move properly compared to the other.
Kenneth FoongGUEST
That way can also cause double vision.
Kenneth FoongGUEST
Uh, uh, sometimes there's a specific nerve called the cranial nerve.
Kenneth FoongGUEST
These are the nerves that control the muscles of the eye.
Kenneth FoongGUEST
If th- those are damaged, then you can also get double vision.
Lim Soo AnnHOST
Mm.
Lim Soo AnnHOST
Why can some people seemingly move their eyes independently?
Jinty ShearingHOST
So basically my eyes haven't got any worse.
Jinty ShearingHOST
The vision is still exactly the same, but my double vision has got worse.
Jinty ShearingHOST
And it's a thing called binocular vision dysfunction, BVD.
Jinty ShearingHOST
And it's where your eyes are subtly misaligned.
Jinty ShearingHOST
My eye chart was fine.
Jinty ShearingHOST
It's a different test that they need to do.
Jinty ShearingHOST
And you may not even think you have double vision, but it might just be very subtly misaligned.
Jinty ShearingHOST
It's causing all those symptoms
speaker_0HOST
Peaked at number two on the UK singles chart, was huge across the rest of Europe.
speaker_0HOST
In 1978, Foreigner released Double Vision.
speaker_0HOST
This was a synthesizer and guitar-driven track, and it came off of their second studio album called Double Vision, as luck would have it.
speaker_0HOST
Hit number two on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.
speaker_0HOST
It was one of their biggest commercially successful songs of their career.
Michael HamflettHOST
Um, there's a spear from Breakker.
Michael HamflettHOST
There's the, what's it called? Double Vision spear-
Michael SidgwickHOST
Mm-hmm
Michael HamflettHOST
... perhaps.
MimiAUDIENCE
Right.
MimiAUDIENCE
He also has double vision, which occurred after he got his cataract surgery.
MimiAUDIENCE
So he just had a strabismus operation on Wednesday.
MimiAUDIENCE
And I was just listening to you talk about the DSLT, the laser.
Michael LangHOST
And you can always go to the website at fortify.com and see those studies.
Michael LangHOST
So also we had the strabismus surgery.
Michael LangHOST
And sometimes after cataract surgery, you do get a little double vision.
Michael LangHOST
And the strabismologist is usually a pediatric ophthalmologist that does that surgery.
Allen StareHOST
Out in the hallway, we can see a Foreigner poster.
Allen StareHOST
This is the new one for Double Vision.
Allen StareHOST
It's in the spot that had been that Foghat poster for most of the first half of Season 2.
Donna StareHOST
Through the door on the far wall of the hallway is a Herb Alpert Rise promo poster.
speaker_2HOST
We'll dive deeper into the Wernicke's area, which is there, while right temporal lobe damage affects nonverbal memory and facial recognition.
speaker_2HOST
We'll look at the occipital lobe, which handles vision.
speaker_2HOST
Lesions here can cause cortical blindness or visual agnosia.
speaker_2HOST
And then we'll finally wrap up with the limbic system, which is central to emotion and memory regulation.
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speaker_2HOST
Visual hallucinations, whether simple like flashes of light or complex like faces or figures, often originate here as well.
speaker_2HOST
The client describing seeing people without delusions might not be psychotic.
speaker_2HOST
They may have occipital seizures or what they call Charles Bonnet syndrome, which is common in older adults with vision loss.
speaker_2HOST
In addition, when you have occipital lobe damage, it can also lead to blurry vision or seeing double.
Tim PowersHOST
Anthony.
Tim PowersHOST
I have to tell you, by the way, one of my favorite political books of all time is Double Vision.
Tim PowersHOST
Now I've aged myself, but we'll stick to the subject at hand here.
Tim PowersHOST
Anthony is a prolific writer, among the many other things that he's done.
speaker_2HOST
While right temporal lobe damage affects non-verbal memory and facial recognition.
speaker_2HOST
We'll look at the occipital lobe, which handles vision.
speaker_2HOST
Lesions here can cause cortical blindness or visual agnosia.
speaker_2HOST
And then we'll finally wrap up with the limbic system, which is central to emotion and memory regulation.
8 MINS LATER
speaker_2HOST
Visual hallucinations, whether simple like flashes of light or complex like faces or figures, often originate here as well.
speaker_2HOST
A client describing seeing people without delusions might not be psychotic.
speaker_2HOST
They may have occipital seizures or what they call Charles Bonnet syndrome, which is common in older adults with vision loss.
speaker_2HOST
In addition, when you have occipital lobe damage, it can also lead to blurry vision or seeing double.
CarlosHOST
We'll dive deeper into the Wernicke's area, which is there, while right temporal lobe damage affects nonverbal memory and facial recognition.
CarlosHOST
We'll look at the occipital lobe, which handles vision.
CarlosHOST
Lesions here can cause cortical blindness or visual agnosia.
CarlosHOST
And then we'll finally wrap up with the limbic system, which is central to emotion and memory regulation.
8 MINS LATER
CarlosHOST
Visual hallucinations, whether simple like flashes of light or complex like faces or figures, often originate here as well.
CarlosHOST
The client describing seeing people without delusions might not be psychotic.
CarlosHOST
They may have occipital seizures or what they call Charles Bonnet syndrome, which is common in older adults with vision loss.
CarlosHOST
In addition, when you have occipital lobe damage, it can also lead to blurry vision or seeing double.
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