Digital devices like computers, tablets and smart phones have taken over our lives. While this technology has made life more convenient in many ways, there are some downsides, including visual health concerns. Too much screen exposure can lead to physical discomfort associated with computer vision syndrome, also known as digital eye strain.
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The Gift of Eye Safety: Toys to Give Your Kids for Christmas
Gift-giving is one of the best ways to convey the spirit of the season. As the gift-giver, it would be beneficial to you and your child to consider eye safety when picking out gifts for Christmas. In observance of Safe Toys and Gifts Month, your TBI concussion and vision experts from NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida […]
6 Extraocular Eye Muscles and Their Functions
You may not experience double vision or other early eye problem symptoms, but that doesn’t mean you have flawless visual health. Eye conditions like binocular vision dysfunction, for instance, are difficult to detect. Fortunately, NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare’s Dr. Erin Sonneberg specializes in this field and offers neuro-visual evaluation. This involves assessing […]
The Link Between Concussion and Binocular Vision Dysfunction
Concussions are a mild traumatic brain injury that many people tend to overlook. Many times, people who suffered from concussions don’t seek medical attention. This type of brain injury can affect various eye functions and even impair vision.
Understanding Vertical Heterophoria
Vertical heterophoria is a binocular vision disorder (BVD). It often causes symptoms that would not be normally associated with an eye problem, making it difficult to diagnose and manage. Read on as Dr. Sonneberg from NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida and iSee VisionCare talk about this problem in detail.
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