What is Peripheral Vision Loss

Low vision optometrist at Amplify EyeCare Chattanooga, Dr. McBryar, discusses the difference between the two main parts of vision: central vision and peripheral vision. She shares an example of one of the causes of peripheral vision loss, which occurs due to a genetic disorder known as retinitis pigmentosa. She describes how a person with peripheral vision loss is able to see what is right in front of them, but cannot see what is to their sides. It's almost like staring through a straw or a keyhole
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