Visual Neuro-rehabilitation
is a focus within the Neurological Rehabilitation and Recovery Center within the Department of Neurology focusing on restoration and rehabilitation measures in neurological disease.
Research studies in the Vision Rehabilitation Laboratory include development of new prosthetic and assistive devices, and evidence-based therapies to promote visual system recovery.
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Visual Diagnoses Under Investigation: |
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- Outcomes of low vision visual neurorehabilitation |
Clinical Trials for prosthetic devices
for ocular re-animation
Re-Animation of Eye Study:
Re-Animation regarding Eyelid in Ptosis, bidirectional eyelid, and extraocular muscles.
HMD Device Study:
Contact Lens HMD device for low vision
Driving Study:
Driving with Dry AMD and Ring Scotoma
Virtual Reality for Rehabilitation Study:
Head-cancelled virtual reality for rehabilitation of oculomotor paresis after stroke
Virtual Reality Study:
A novel split-prism for vision-related mobility problems post stroke
Computer Vision-Aided App Study:
Computer vision-aided mobile tablet examination apps to improve tele-medicine for eye care
Collaborator Studies:
The visual neurorehabilitation and restoration care provided by the Visual Rehabilitation research and treatment services partners with the Right Brain Treatment studies conducted by the Barrett research team.
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Right Brain Rehabilitation research team
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Neurological Rehabilitation and Recovery clinic
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Neurological Rehabilitation and Recovery fellowship