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Visuospatial Function Metrics

Meaning

Objective, quantifiable measures used in clinical neuropsychology to assess the brain’s ability to perceive, analyze, and manipulate visual information in relation to spatial awareness. These metrics evaluate skills such as object rotation, mental mapping, and hand-eye coordination, which are critical components of executive function and daily living. Changes in these metrics can be an early, sensitive indicator of neurocognitive decline or, conversely, a marker of successful neuroendocrine optimization. Hormonal health, particularly estrogen and testosterone levels, is known to influence these cognitive domains.