A neuro-ophthalmologist's perspective on neuroradiology.
The practice of neuro-ophthalmology includes evaluating patients for visual signs and symptoms for neurological causes. Responsible lesions are often small and in places not well imaged on routinely ordered brain imaging studies. To achieve a proper diagnosis, the clinician must have a close working relationship with the radiologist to choose the appropriate imaging study and to correctly focus the study based on clinical findings.
Moster
M L
ML
Department of Neurosensory Sciences, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA 19141, USA.
Johnson
M H
MH
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