In this tenth episode of the Mind's Eye podcast, Dr Neil Shuey provides an overview and key points from his talk on Functional eye movement disorders and other rare motility disorders that was given at the 2018 NOSA Neurovision weekend. We discuss voluntary nystagmus, ocular flutter/opsoclonus, convergence spasm, convergence retraction nystagmus, superior oblique myokymia, and a few other rare and interesting conditions.
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In this tenth episode of the Mind's Eye podcast, Dr Neil Shuey provides an overview and key points from his talk on Functional eye movement disorders and other rare motility disorders that was given at the 2018 NOSA Neurovision weekend. We discuss voluntary nystagmus, ocular flutter/opsoclonus, convergence spasm, convergence retraction nystagmus, superior oblique myokymia, and a few other rare and interesting conditions.
Ep 8- NOSA 2018. Basic visual electrophysiology with Prof Graham Holder
The Mind's Eye Podcast
22 minutes 49 seconds
7 years ago
Ep 8- NOSA 2018. Basic visual electrophysiology with Prof Graham Holder
You will need to adjust your volume for this one! in this episode, we are recording from the NOSA 2018 meeting in Melbourne. Our hosts, Dr Anneke van der Walt and Dr Neil Shuey are joined by Professor Graham Holder. Prof Holder discusses the basic concepts of visual electrophysiology and provides valuable insights into differentiating optic neuropathies from maculopathies. Prof. Holder is the Hong Leong Professor at the University of Singapore having been the Director of Electrophysiology at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London for many years.
The Mind's Eye Podcast
In this tenth episode of the Mind's Eye podcast, Dr Neil Shuey provides an overview and key points from his talk on Functional eye movement disorders and other rare motility disorders that was given at the 2018 NOSA Neurovision weekend. We discuss voluntary nystagmus, ocular flutter/opsoclonus, convergence spasm, convergence retraction nystagmus, superior oblique myokymia, and a few other rare and interesting conditions.
