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cerebral achromatopsia

cerebral achromatopsia noun: a rare type of acquired color blindness when brain damage, often to the occipital lobe, causes a loss of color perception, making everything appear in shades of gray, even though the eyes themselves are otherwise healthy.

Noun

cerebral achromatopsia (uncountable)

  1. A rare type of acquired color blindness when brain damage, often to the occipital lobe, causes a loss of color perception, making everything appear in shades of gray, even though the eyes themselves are otherwise healthy.

Questions about cerebral achromatopsia

What does cerebral achromatopsia mean?
Cerebral achromatopsia means a rare type of acquired color blindness when brain damage, often to the occipital lobe, causes a loss of color perception, making everything appear in shades of gray, even though the eyes themselves are otherwise healthy.
What part of speech is cerebral achromatopsia?
Cerebral achromatopsia is a noun.

Words near cerebral achromatopsia in the dictionary

  1. cerebellums
  2. cerebels
  3. cereblon
  4. cerebra
  5. cerebral
  6. cerebral achromatopsia
  7. cerebral aqueduct
  8. cerebral aqueducts
  9. cerebral arteries
  10. cerebral artery
  11. cerebral blood flow

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