Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a significant cause of mortality in Malaysia, affecting individuals, including children and adults under 45 years old. In 2011, statistics revealed that car accidents were responsible for approximately 80% of TBIs, predominantly...
Parents often come in assuming their child has dyslexia because of issues like reversing letters or numbers while reading or writing. Yet, it might surprise you that what seems like dyslexia could sometimes be related to a vision complication. According to...
Hemianopia (Stroke of view) Hemianopia, refers to the loss of vision in either the entire left or right half of the visual field. Common causes of this condition include stroke side effects, brain tumors, and traumatic injuries. This vision loss can lead to various...
Humans see the world using two eyes, but it’s the brain that merges both sets of images into one. If this process is disrupted, it can cause vision problems. Conditions like stroke, brain injury, or reduced brain oxygen can lead to blurred vision or double...
Q. WHY DO YOU CALL YOURSELVES BEHAVIOURAL OPTOMETRISTS? Vision issues can lead to eye fatigue and headaches while reading, impacting focus and understanding, often causing a child to evade reading. This serves as a single instance where vision impacts behavior. Q. WHY...
Reading, writing, and arithmetic constitute the bedrock of our educational structure, forming the essential skills for your child’s success in school. However, Functional Vision Problems can significantly influence all three. Functional vision problems represent...
