What to Expect If You Have Been Referred to a Neuro Ophthalmologist
Randy Rozek • September 7, 2018
If you’ve suffered a brain injury and you’re having vision problems, most likely, you’ll be referred to a neuro ophthalmologist. Some of the common visual disturbances following traumatic brain injury include light sensitivity, convergence disorder, blurred vision, seeing things in your visual field that aren’t actually there. A neuro ophthalmologist can help identify these types […]
If you’ve suffered a brain injury
and you’re having vision problems, most likely, you’ll be referred to a neuro ophthalmologist. Some of the common visual disturbances following traumatic brain injury
include light sensitivity, convergence disorder, blurred vision, seeing things in your visual field that aren’t actually there.
A neuro ophthalmologist can help identify these types of symptoms
and provide the right treatment whether it be prisms, glasses, or certain types of medications, or possibly even surgery, likely your visual disturbances can be improved. At Rozek Law Offices, we’ve worked with some of the best neuro ophthalmologists around the country and they specialize in identifying and treating the visual disturbances following traumatic brain injury.
Rozek Law Offices, S.C.
3970 N Oakland Ave Ste 604
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211
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