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Ch. 1 The initial encounter: taking a history and recognition of neuro-ophthalmic emergencies -- Ch. 2 Visual loss of uncertain origin: diagnostic strategies -- Ch. 3 Functional anatomy of the human visual pathway -- Ch. 4 Perimetry -- Ch. 5 Diagnosis of pupillary disorders -- Ch. 6 Dyschromatopsias associated with neuro-ophthalmic disease -- Ch. 7 Electrophysiology -- Ch. 8 Optic disc signs and optic neuropathies -- Ch. 9 Neuro-ophthalmic aspects of orbital disease -- Ch. 10 Infranuclear disorders of ocular motility -- Ch. 11 Supranuclear disorders of ocular motility -- Ch. 12 Brain tumors relevant to clinical neuro-ophthalmology -- Ch. 13 Central disturbances of vision -- Ch. 14 Transient visual loss -- Ch. 15 Functional visual loss -- Ch. 16 Headache from a neuro-ophthalmic point of view -- Ch. 17 Drug-induced and toxic disorders in neuro-ophthalmology -- Ch. 18 Hereditary disorders of neuro-ophthalmic relevance -- Ch. 19 Pediatric neuro-ophthalmology -- Ch. 20 Neuroradiologic imaging -- Ch. 21 Neurology -- Ch. 22 Neurosurgery of the visual pathway -- Ch. 23 Radiotherapy for tumors of the anterior visual pathway -- Ch. 24 Reading disorders.
Ulrich Schiefer, Helmut Wilhelm, William Hart, editors.
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