The right optic tract carries information from the lateral half of the retina (right eye) and the medial half of the retina (left eye).
- The optic tract is a continuation of the brain's optic nerve. It starts where the signals from the left and right eyes cross (or "decussate") to produce a whole visual image.
- The left and right optic tracts make up the optic tract, which is actually made up of two independent tracts.
- Information from the temporal retinal fibers in the left eye and the nasal retinal fiber in the right eye is sent by the left optic tract.
- The temporal retinal fibers from the right eye and the nasal retinal fibers from the left eye transmit information to the right optic tract.
- Homonymous hemianopsia, a disorder that results in a partial loss of sight affecting either the right or left eye, can be brought on by damage to the optic tract.
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