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01 Astigmatism An irregular cornea distorts the image — objects look blurred at any distance. 02 Cataract Rayner Galaxy Clouding of the lens: haze, glare, dull colours. Treated by replacing the lens (IOL). 03 Dry eye syndrome Insufficient moisture on the eye surface: burning, gritty sensation, fatigue and redness. 04 Endocrine ophthalmopathy (thyroid-associated orbitopathy) Neuro-ophthalmology An autoimmune disorder of the orbital tissues linked to the thyroid: exophthalmos, double vision, eyelid retraction and the risk of optic nerve compression. 05 Farsightedness Distance vision is good, but near objects blur and the eyes tire quickly. 06 Glaucoma Elevated intraocular pressure gradually damages the optic nerve — often without early symptoms. 07 Horner’s syndrome Neuro-ophthalmology Ptosis, a constricted pupil and impaired sweating on one half of the face — Horner's syndrome does not reduce vision itself, but can be an important signal of a serious condition. Learn about causes, symptoms and diagnosis. 08 Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) Neuro-ophthalmology Raised pressure inside the skull without a tumour that can quietly damage the optic nerves. Most often affects young overweight women. Seeing a doctor early saves your sight. 09 Ischemic optic neuropathy Neuro-ophthalmology An acute disruption of blood supply to the optic nerve with a sudden, usually painless loss of part of the vision. The arteritic form due to giant cell arteritis must be ruled out urgently — it threatens the second eye. 10 Multiple Sclerosis and Vision Neuro-ophthalmology Multiple sclerosis often first appears through visual symptoms: optic neuritis, double vision, nystagmus. The neuro-ophthalmologist's role in early detection and monitoring. 11 Nearsightedness, myopia Near vision is sharp, but distant objects look blurred. The most common refractive error. 12 Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD) and MOG-Associated Disease Neuro-ophthalmology Severe autoimmune diseases in which the immune system attacks the optic nerve and spinal cord, causing sudden vision loss. Early treatment saves sight. 13 Ocular motor nerve palsies (III, IV, VI) Neuro-ophthalmology Ocular motor nerve palsies (III, IV, VI) disrupt the eye muscles and cause sudden double vision, drooping eyelid or squint. Causes range from diabetes to aneurysm, so a neuro-ophthalmologist's exam is needed. 14 Ocular myasthenia gravis Neuro-ophthalmology An autoimmune disorder of neuromuscular transmission: drooping eyelid and double vision that worsen toward evening and ease after rest. The role of the neuro-ophthalmologist and the value of early care. 15 Optic Nerve Atrophy Neuro-ophthalmology Irreversible loss of optic nerve fibres, where timely diagnosis of the cause helps stop the loss and preserve remaining vision. 16 Optic neuritis Neuro-ophthalmology Inflammation of the optic nerve: sudden loss of vision, pain on eye movement, changes in colour perception. May be the first manifestation of multiple sclerosis. 17 Papilledema (optic disc swelling) Neuro-ophthalmology Bilateral swelling of the optic discs caused by raised intracranial pressure — an important sign of serious intracranial disease that needs urgent examination. 18 Pituitary adenoma and chiasmal syndrome Neuro-ophthalmology A pituitary tumour presses on the optic chiasm and gradually takes away the side fields of vision in both eyes. Learn about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of chiasmal syndrome. 19 Presbyopia Age-related loss of near focus, usually after the age of 40. 20 Strabismus of the eyes Misalignment of one or both eyes. Early detection matters, especially in children. 21 Symptoms of eye disease When to see an ophthalmologist: warning signs you should not ignore. 22 Vision problems after stroke Neuro-ophthalmology A stroke or TIA in the occipital lobe or visual pathways can cause loss of half the visual field, double vision, and cortical blindness. Learn about the symptoms, diagnosis, and vision rehabilitation with a neuro-ophthalmologist.

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