Scientific divulgation Magazine
Emianopsia is a popular science magazine that hosts top health professionals (ophthalmologists, neurologists, orthoptists, and psychologists) to create a corner of the web where information is clear and accurate.
Latest articles
Charles Bonnet syndrome stroke
It is a curious disease that causes true visual hallucinations similar to flashes of light. Phantom visions that are often debilitating and disturbing.
Multiple sclerosis and visual symptoms
It is one of the most common and most serious chronic diseases of the central nervous system that in 30% of cases begins with visual disorders.
Hemianopsia test: methods and examination instruments
Evaluation of hemianoptic disorder is a complex process that aims to reduce difficulties and counteract limitations due to the deficit.
Horner’s Syndrome
It affects the face and eyes on one side of the body, causing eyelid drooping, pupil reduction, and sweating. Let’s learn more about this rare neurological disease.
Exoskeleton for rehabilitation: how it works
Robotic neurorehabilitation and rehabilitation exoskeletons offer an innovative, versatile, and efficient perspective.
Alpha waves stock: characteristics and role in the visual system
The oscillatory frequency of alpha waves varies depending on whether the subject is awake or asleep; from this evidence, we hypothesise a link between the oscillatory dynamics of Alpha and the visual system.
Optic ataxia: what it is, causes and symptoms
Optic ataxia is a coordination deficit between the visual and motor areas. What deficits it can cause and how to diagnose it.
Brain waves chart: what they are and how they work
Brain waves: the organization of electrical activity in the brain.
Parkinson’s disease and visual impairment
Parkinson’s disease and visual disturbances: an in-depth look at the visual deficits affecting Parkinson’s patients.
Optic chiasm: what are the problems associated with its lesion
The optic chiasm represents the junction through which direct visual information passes to the brain.
Lazy eye or amblyopia: symptoms, causes and treatments
The lazy eye or amblyopia is a reduced visual ability of an eye compared to the contralateral eye.
Hypoesthesia: what it is, symptoms and causes
Hypoesthesia is a loss of sensitivity, whose cause should be diagnosed promptly.