Horner’s Syndrome: A Positive Apraclonidine Test—Now What?

Diagnosis isn’t the challenge—finding the cause is.

Caring for Patients With Brain Injury

More often than not, TBI affects a patient’s vision, and ODs must be prepared to evaluate and manage this population.

Recognizing TBI-related Vision Disorders

These visual signs and symptoms can help uncover concussions and will guide your approach to intervention.

Neuroimaging 101 For the Optometrist

The inside scoop on looking inside the skull.

Visual Aura and Scotomas: What Do They Indicate?

Tracing these anomalous phenomena to their physiological origins can help you determine the appropriate level of care.

Ocular Signs of Neurofibromatosis

Patients with this rare genetic abnormality struggle with a variety of eye health issues.

An Intro to Neuro

Neuro-ophthalmic disorders can be intimidating—but you can diagnose and manage many of them. Here’s a simple guide for these serious presentations.

September 21-22, 2018

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