Neuro-Ophthalmology: The Practical Guide Book

1	Clinical testing of visual function	3
2	Pupil testing	11
3	Techniques of the oculomotor examination	17
4	Choice and interpretation of visual field testing	21
5	Transient visual loss	37
6	Persistent visual loss	46
7	Visual field defects	58
8	Positive visual phenomena	68
9	Dipolopia and polyopia	74
10	Nystagmus	85
11	Optic disc edema	101
12	Optic disc pallor	113
13	Ocular and orbital pain	127
14	Proptosis	145
15	Anisocoria	156
16	Ptosis and lagophthalmos	167
17	Pseudotumor cerebri	183
18	Arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy	187
19	Nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy	194
20	Idiopathic optic neuritis	198
21	Other inflammatory optic neuropathies	202
22	Compressive optic neuropathy	217
23	Congenital optic nerve anomalies	222
24	Hereditary optic neuropathy	231
25	Toxic and metabolic optic neuropathies	238
26	Traumatic optic neuropathy	246
27	Optic nerve tumors	253
28	Diseases of the chiasm	263
29	Diseases of the retrochiasmal visual pathways	267
30	Third nerve palsies	281
31	Fourth nerve palsies	285
32	Sixth nerve palsies	292
33	Cavernous sinus disorders	296
34	Myasthenia gravis and ocular myopathies	304
35	Supranuclear disorders of eye movement	310
36	Horner's syndrome	318
37	Adie's pupil	325
38	Thyroid-associated orbitopathy (Graves' disease)	340
39	Orbital tumors	345
40	Orbital inflammation and infection	356
41	Migraines and migraine variants	387
42	Facial nerve disorders	392
43	Thromboembolic disease	400
44	Nonorganic visual loss	407
45	Neuro-ophthalmic emergencies	414
46	Ancillary electrophysiologic testing	422
47	Temporal artery biopsy	438
48	Lumbar puncture	442
49	Neuroimaging	445
50	Billing for neuro-ophthalmologic diseases	459