VEW 2022: Neuro-ophthalmology, concussions, and vision

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Valerie M. Kattouf, OD, discusses going back to the basics of neuro-ophthalmology + managing vision and visual-motor abnormalities in patients.


Valerie M. Kattouf, OD, associate professor of optometry and chief of the Dr. Robert and Lena Lewenson Center for Pediatric and Binocular Vision, Illinois College of Optometry, speaks with Optometry Times®' Alex Delaney-Gesing on key highlights and takeaways from her 2022 Vision Expo West presentation titled The Neuro-ophthalmology of concussion: the evaluation management of vision and visual-motor abnormalities."

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