The mechanisms that result in the development of<unk>  involve structural changes in the retina of the eye (retinal mechanism) as well as processing changes in the cerebral cortex of the brain (cortical mechanism). The retinal mechanism involves the displacement of retinal layers which results in the mislocation of light on the retina. The cortical mechanism, which was discovered after the retinal mechanism, is affected by perceptual “filling-in” and visual crowding effects. The cortical mechanism was found to work in combination with the retinal mechanism to contribute to<unk>  in long-standing maculopathy or after the treatment of macular disorders.
Metamorphopsia
Integrative agnosia
Agraphesthesia
Misophonia
Hemispatial neglect
Apperceptive agnosia
Dysmorphopsia
Phonagnosia