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One visit — 15 examinations of the visual system and an answer to why your vision has changed. A field at the crossroads of ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery: retina, optic nerve, chiasm, visual pathways and the cortical vision centers.

15 examinations in a single visit. The doctor receives a full picture of the visual system even before the consultation begins — so the discussion moves straight to the diagnosis and treatment strategy, rather than ordering additional tests.
Please note: the examination takes about 3 hours — please plan your time accordingly.
After this initial set of examinations is completed, the patient is referred for a consultation with the neuro-ophthalmologist.
The test shows how the visual signal travels from the retina to the cerebral cortex — even when the fundus appears normal.
If these indications are present, visual evoked potentials (VEP) can be performed before the neuro-ophthalmologist consultation.
The optic nerve is essentially an extension of the central nervous system, and more than 30 regions of the brain are involved in the visual process.
This is precisely why some neurosurgical and neurological diseases can first manifest as impaired vision, eye movement problems or double vision. At the German Eye Clinic, the consultation and diagnostics are carried out by a doctor of the highest category, a Doctor of Medical Sciences, who specializes specifically in complex vision disorders related to the nervous system and the brain.
A consultation is needed when visual symptoms are not explained by a routine examination or are combined with neurological manifestations. The most common reasons:
A consultation may be needed for both adults and children.
Even when a diagnosis has already been established, the neuro-ophthalmologist helps assess its impact on vision, determine the degree of damage to the optic nerves and pathways, choose further treatment strategy and prevent irreversible vision loss.

Usually a neuro-ophthalmologist only provides a consultation and refers you elsewhere for the examinations. At the German Eye Clinic, everything needed for a diagnosis is gathered in one place: a full examination of the visual system on the most advanced equipment and a consultation with a specialist doctor — in a single visit. Our strength lies precisely in the fact that you receive not just a consultation, but complete diagnostics and a ready plan of action.
After the consultation, the patient receives a comprehensive report, an individual treatment and follow-up plan.
Complex cases are discussed by a team, not by a single doctor. Appointments are available for adults and children.

Ophthalmologist of the highest category, neuro-ophthalmologist, Doctor of Medical Sciences, senior researcher, head of the Ukrainian Neuro-Ophthalmological Association.
She has 25 years of clinical and scientific experience and is the author of the first monograph on neuro-ophthalmology in Ukraine. She applies an interdisciplinary approach at the intersection of ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery.

Pathology of the optic nerve and the visual pathway; optical coherence tomography (OCT), automated perimetry, visual evoked potentials (VEP). PhD candidate, Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine.

Ophthalmologist, ophthalmic surgeon, expert retinologist.

Clinic director, ophthalmologist, expert retinologist of the highest category.
This is a doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating vision disorders associated with diseases of the optic nerve, visual pathways, brain and central nervous system. They assess the functioning of the visual analyzer at all levels — from the retina and the optic nerve to the areas of the brain responsible for the perception of visual information.
In the event of sudden or gradual deterioration of vision, double vision, loss of part of the visual field, pain behind the eye, a drooping eyelid, different pupil sizes, impaired eye movements, as well as changes in the organ of vision after a stroke, injury or neurosurgical operation.
To assess how the disease affects the visual system, clarify the degree of damage, determine the prognosis, adjust the treatment and draw up a plan for further follow-up.
This depends on the cause, duration and degree of the damage. Early diagnosis and timely treatment increase the chances of preserving or improving vision.
If you notice visual symptoms that a routine examination cannot explain, don't delay. Book a consultation with a neuro-ophthalmologist at the German Eye Clinic by phone or leave a request on the website.
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