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Soon after, [[Ty Kajada]] asked Bashir to run a [[retinal imaging scan]] on [[Rao Vantika]]'s corpse to confirm there was no residual activity in the [[Kobliad]]'s visual cortex. ({{DS9|The Passenger}}) |
Soon after, [[Ty Kajada]] asked Bashir to run a [[retinal imaging scan]] on [[Rao Vantika]]'s corpse to confirm there was no residual activity in the [[Kobliad]]'s visual cortex. ({{DS9|The Passenger}}) |
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Revision as of 16:25, 30 November 2013
The visual cortex was a part of the cerebral cortex, which was a part of the brain.
When Romulans brainwashed Geordi La Forge in 2367, they connected him to a device that could send images directly to his visual cortex, thereby making it impossible for La Forge to look away. (TNG: "The Mind's Eye")
In 2369, tampering by solanogen-based lifeforms caused elevated levels of serotonin to concentrate in the visual cortex and hippocampus of several crewmembers of the USS Enterprise-D. Doctor Beverly Crusher realized that this was caused by a neuro-sedative used by the aliens to sedate the victims they experimented on. (TNG: "Schisms")
The same year, Doctor Julian Bashir performed a neural imaging scan to stimulate Chief O'Brien's visual cortex. (DS9: "Babel")
Soon after, Ty Kajada asked Bashir to run a retinal imaging scan on Rao Vantika's corpse to confirm there was no residual activity in the Kobliad's visual cortex. (DS9: "The Passenger")
In 2375, The Doctor found that a number of the ganglia in Chakotay's visual cortex were hyperactive after a boxing simulation on the holodeck. This was due to the link between his mind and alien beings that lived in chaotic space. (VOY: "The Fight")