As part of the Diopsys® University E-Learning Webinar Series, Frank Taranto will discuss in depth the Diopsys® VEP vision tests and report interpretation. Diopsys^® VEP testing provides important diagnostic information regarding the functional integrity of the entire visual system, it has been found to be useful for the detection and monitoring of many types of visual abnormalities.² It is often used to help doctors diagnose and manage neuro-visual disorders such as optic neuritis, amblyopia, and vision problems due to TBI.^1-3 After registering for this educational experience, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining.

1.Naismith et al. Optical coherence tomography Is less sensitive than visual evoked potentials in optic neuritis. Neurology. 2009 Jul 7;73(1):46-52. 2.Simon J, Siegfried J, Mills M, Calhoun J, Gurland J. A New Visual Evoked Potential System for Vision Screening in Infants and Young Children. Journal of AAPOS. 8.6 (2004): 549-554. 3.McKerral et al. Visual and Cognitive Information Processing after Traumatic Brain Injury: VEP and ERP Studies. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 2002;43: E-Abstract 1803.