What is the Visual Brain?

Subjective sensation obtained through the peripheral sensory organs (eyes) of the visual system, receiving electromagnetic wave stimulation in a certain wavelength range in the external environment, and encoding and analyzing the relevant parts of the center

Brain vision

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Subjective sensation obtained through the peripheral sensory organs (eyes) of the visual system, receiving electromagnetic wave stimulation in a certain wavelength range in the external environment, and encoding and analyzing the relevant parts of the center

"Brain Vision" is Cerebral vision in English. Vision translates to "vision", which refers to the subjective sensation obtained through the peripheral sensory organs (eyes) of the visual system, receiving electromagnetic wave stimulation in a certain wavelength range in the external environment, and encoding and analyzing the relevant parts of the center. Sense and cognition are the most important means for humans to perceive the world and obtain information. Cerebral translates to the brain. As far as the visual system is concerned, it should be a system for processing and analysis after converting light signals into neural signals. The retina not only has the function of converting light signals, but also participates in the processing of the converted information. Because the retina has a multi-layered ordered structure similar to the cerebral cortex and has the same embryonic developmental origin as the brain, it has been a graduate student in higher medical institutions nationwide. In the textbook "Neurobiology", the retina is also called the "peripheral brain". Therefore, "brain vision" should be the most important function of the entire visual nervous system from the retina to the visual center. ^[1]