A 60-year-old patient presents with a visual field loss that

A 60-year-old patient presents with a visual field loss that affects their ability to see objects on the right side of their visual field in both eyes. This condition is known as a right homonymous hemianopsia. Based on this information, which part of the retina is primarily affected, and how does it relate to the visual field loss? Right visual field Left visual field Temporal Retina (lateral side) Optic chiasm Nasal retina (medial side) Lateral geniculate nucleus Primary visual cortex The temporal retina in both eyes, leading to loss of the central visual field, The nasal retina in both eyes, leading to loss of the central visual field. The temporal retina in the left eye and the nasal retina in the right eye, causing loss of the right visual field in both eyes. The nasal retina in the left eye and the temporal retina in the right eye, causing loss of the left visual field in both eyes.

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