Cortical Visual Pathways is a neuroanatomical construct referring to the hierarchical and parallel neural circuits within the cerebral cortex that selectively process visual contrast information, distinguished by their specialized laminar organization and topographic connectivity from subcortical afferents to higher-order visual areas.
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