Visual cerebral perception disorders (CVI)
28. May
14:15 – 14:45
ID: F032009
de
Contents / Description
The first part of the lecture will explain to medical laypeople and interested professionals what tasks an ophthalmologist performs when diagnosing a visual perception disorder. It will show which examinations the ophthalmologist performs and on what basis when a visual perception disorder is suspected. The second part of the lecture will examine the topic from an orthoptic perspective. It will outline which orthoptic examinations are necessary and useful when CVI is suspected. No prior knowledge is required.
Speaker
Dr. Bettina von Livonius, LMU Medical Center Munich
Dr. von Livonius, M.D., renowned speaker at the SightCity Forum:
since 2001 ophthalmologist at the LMU Eye Clinic in Munich
since 2008 director of the Outpatient Clinic for the Visually Impaired at LMU Munich
since 2016 regional medical director for the blind and visually impaired in Upper Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, Swabia
since 2024 member of the Ophthalmological Rehabilitation Commission of DOG and BVA
since 2025 Vice President of the ESLRR (European Society for Low Vision Research and Rehabilitation)
Daniela Osterholt is an orthoptist at the Johannes Kepler School, Aachen (a school for the visually impaired).
Recording
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