Clinical evaluation of the afferent visual system for each eye incorporates the items in Table 2.1, which can be performed in the office. This section presents a brief discussion of each component, with a more detailed discussion of several visual function tests (visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, color vision, perimetry, and visual field testing) and ancillary procedures (dark adaptation and clinical electrophysiology) presented later in this chapter. Other aspects of the clinical examination are covered in subsequent chapters of this book
A thorough refraction is an essential part of all clinical neuro-ophthalmologic examinations
Perimetry and visual field testing have been clinical diagnostic test procedures for more than 150 y...
Light represents a very small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (wavelengths between 400 and 7...
Examination of the visual field is one of the fundamental portions of the afferent system evaluation...
Other tests beyond a conventional office examination may be needed to establish the site of the path...
The examination of the ocular motor system generally consists of the assessment of (a) fixation and ...
The examination of the ocular motor system generally consists of the assessment of (a) fixation and ...
The neuro-ophthalmological examination constitutes one of the most refined and exact components of t...
A comprehensive discussion of color vision is beyond the scope of this chapter. Instead, we will lim...
Visual acuity is nearly always impaired in macular disease and often in optic neuropathies. The issu...
Perimetry and visual field testing have been clinical diagnostic test procedures for more than 150 y...
Frequently, the physician is confronted with a patient who has unexplained loss of vision and an app...
Frequently, the physician is confronted with a patient who has unexplained loss of vision and an app...
An examination of patients experiencing dysfunction of the afferent visual system begins with a hist...
An examination of patients experiencing dysfunction of the afferent visual system begins with a hist...
A thorough refraction is an essential part of all clinical neuro-ophthalmologic examinations
Perimetry and visual field testing have been clinical diagnostic test procedures for more than 150 y...
Light represents a very small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (wavelengths between 400 and 7...
Examination of the visual field is one of the fundamental portions of the afferent system evaluation...
Other tests beyond a conventional office examination may be needed to establish the site of the path...
The examination of the ocular motor system generally consists of the assessment of (a) fixation and ...
The examination of the ocular motor system generally consists of the assessment of (a) fixation and ...
The neuro-ophthalmological examination constitutes one of the most refined and exact components of t...
A comprehensive discussion of color vision is beyond the scope of this chapter. Instead, we will lim...
Visual acuity is nearly always impaired in macular disease and often in optic neuropathies. The issu...
Perimetry and visual field testing have been clinical diagnostic test procedures for more than 150 y...
Frequently, the physician is confronted with a patient who has unexplained loss of vision and an app...
Frequently, the physician is confronted with a patient who has unexplained loss of vision and an app...
An examination of patients experiencing dysfunction of the afferent visual system begins with a hist...
An examination of patients experiencing dysfunction of the afferent visual system begins with a hist...
A thorough refraction is an essential part of all clinical neuro-ophthalmologic examinations
Perimetry and visual field testing have been clinical diagnostic test procedures for more than 150 y...
Light represents a very small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (wavelengths between 400 and 7...