Neuro-Ophthalmology Care
Specialized diagnosis and management of complex vision problems rooted in the optic nerve and brain.
Schedule a Neuro-Ophthalmology ConsultNeuro-ophthalmology covers vision problems that originate in the optic nerve or the brain’s visual pathways, rather than the eye itself. This includes sudden or unexplained vision loss, double vision that doesn’t resolve, visual field loss, unexplained headaches with visual disturbance, and eye findings linked to known neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis or a pituitary tumor.
Dr. Rajeswari holds a FAICO fellowship in Neuro-ophthalmology, the specialized training needed to evaluate vision problems that don’t fit a typical eye diagnosis. Vision changes from neuro-ophthalmic conditions can be an early warning sign of a broader neurological issue, so assessment includes detailed visual field testing, optic nerve evaluation, and coordination with neurology where needed — timely evaluation can both protect vision and help catch conditions elsewhere in the body.
How We Evaluate
- Detailed visual field testing
- Optic nerve evaluation
- Pupil and eyelid function assessment
- Coordination with neurology where needed
Treatment Options
- Optic Neuritis & Optic Nerve Disorders: Evaluation and management of inflammation or damage affecting the nerve that carries visual signals to the brain.
- Visual Field Defects: Assessment of vision loss patterns linked to brain or nerve pathway issues.
- Double Vision (Diplopia): Evaluation of nerve or muscle causes affecting eye coordination.
- Coordinated Specialist Referral: When findings indicate a broader neurological evaluation is needed.
Conditions We Manage
Frequently Asked Questions
What is neuro-ophthalmology, and how is it different from regular eye care?
Will my vision fully recover after optic neuritis?
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