[Vlog] Clinical Case of Pseudo Convergence Insufficiency
[Vlog] Clinical Case of Pseudo Convergence Insufficiency Alice Montagner, Optometrist and Optician and student of the Expert Certificate in Vision Therapy, shares with us a clinical case of Pseudo Convergence Insufficiency observed in one of her...
Childhood Epilepsy and Learning
Childhood Epilepsy and Learning By Sharlene McHolm, doctor of education and Master in Applied Neuroscience student Abstract One of the most well-known neurological disorders affecting the central nervous system is epilepsy. This condition affects approximately 0.5%...
Assessment and Management of Facial Nerve Palsy. Bell´s Palsy
Assessment and Management of Facial Nerve Palsy. Bell´s Palsy By Sara Masritaraboulsi, Optometrist and Expert Certificate in Neuro-ophthalmology student. Facial paresis (FP) is a paralysis of the motor facial nerve, n. Facialis, caused either by a central or...
Comparing Tone Audiometry and ASSR on Adults
Comparing Tone Audiometry and ASSR on Adults By Michael Tappis, hearing aid specialist and student of the Master in Clinical Audiology and Hearing Therapy Abstract ASSR is an objective electrophysiological method for determining hearing loss thresholds...
Biochemical Changes in the Brain and Metabolism as Risk Factors of Neurological Disorders
Biochemical Changes in the Brain and Metabolism as Risk Factors of Neurological Disorders By Kevin Patrick Barman, Psychotherapist and Master in Applied Neuroscience student. Abstract This paper aims to examine theories that attempt to explain biochemical changes in...
Effect of Hearing Aid Evolution on Hearing Impaired Perceptibility
Effect of Hearing Aid Evolution on Hearing Impaired Perceptibility By Joseph R. Abdel Nour, audiologist and student of the Master in Clinical Audiology and Hearing Therapy Abstract Hearing aids allow speech understanding in calm atmospheres, but...
