CONDITIONS TREATED BY NEURO-OPTOMETRIC REHABILITATION
contributed by Dr. Errol Rummel, FAAO, FCOVD, FNORA

1. Visual Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI, stroke, etc.)
2. Hemianopsia (Hemi Field Loss)
3. Binocular Vision Difficulties (uncoordinated eye movements)
4. Accommodative Dysfunction (focusing problems)
5. Convergence Insufficiency (difficulty moving visual fixation inward toward nose)
6. Ambient Vision Function (confusion in a busy visual environment, like the mall)
7. Spatial Disorientation (difficulty organizing visually presented material)
8. Ocular Motor Dysfunction (inaccurate pursuit, or saccadic eye movements)
9. Diplopia (double vision)
10. Poor Visual Concentration or Poor Visual Attention
11. Asthenopia (eyestrain)
12. Visual Distortion (things seem to move or distort in shape)
13. Headaches when reading or during other visually directed tasks (usually frontal, or temporal)
14. Blurred Vision (occurring at distance and/or at near, and may be intermittent or constant)
15. Squinting or Facial Grimacing (during visual tasks)
16. Photophobia (light sensitivity)
17. Loss of Place When Reading (skips words, re-reads)
18. Loss of Visual Awareness to one or both sides (side vision loss pr peripheral vision constriction)
19. Visual Memory Problems (forgets what was just being read)
20. Nystagmus (rapid oscillating side to side eye movements)
21. Poorly centered standing balance (weight shift and/or loss of balance laterally; forward (flexion) or backwards (extension)
22. Depth Perception Problems (can not judge spatial distances)
23. Inaccurate Eye-Hand/Eye-Foot Coordination (mis-judges when reaching or walking)
24. Slow Reaction Time to Visual Stimuli (poor visual attention)
25. Visual-Perceptual Problems (e.g. form perception, figure-ground, etc)
26. Dizziness/Visual-Vestibular Dysfunction (related to reading, or in a busy visual environment)
27. Ptosis (a droopy eyelid)
28. Blepharoparesis (an eyelid which does not blink well or doesn't close fully)