This chapter surveys the nonsurgical rehabilitative services available to provide effective
treatment of brain-injured patients with visual sequelae. It should be a useful reference for …

Opinion statement Vision disturbances following traumatic brain injury (TBI) include
anomalies of accommodation, version, vergence (nonstrabismic, as well as strabismic) …

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and its associated concussion are major causes of disability and
death. All ages can be affected but children, young adults and the elderly are particularly …

A step-by-step case report describes the rehabilitation program for visual dysfunction of a 52-
year-old woman, beginning 2 years post-trauma. Methods to ameliorate such symptoms as …

The incidence of visual dysfunction and effectiveness of visual exercises in acute
traumatically brain injured inpatients in a rehabilitation programme were studied. Vision …

A Vision Clinic is an important component to a comprehensive rehabilitation program for
Acquired Brain Injury. It allows for the early assessment and treatment of a number of issues …

Visual dysfunction and vision-related symptoms are common but often overlooked sequelae
of traumatic brain injury (TBI). Approximately 70% of the brain is either directly involved with …

Examining post-acute care for vision rehabilitation following brain injury, this
multidisciplinary book combines theory and practice, presenting clinical information and …

Post-trauma vision syndrome (PTVS), which is characterized by binocular function problems,
may be caused by dysfunction of the ambient visual process which is part of the sensory …

A high incidence of visual problems is found in patients who have suffered a traumatic brain
injury, stroke, aneurysm, or other neurologic disease. According to Gianutsos [1],“There is an …