Research and Support
After a three month training period on the rehabilitation programme, patients experienced an improvement in their visual sensitivity in the blind areas of their visual field.
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Remaining or surviving visual pathways respond best to stimuli with certain variations over space and time. These variations are incorporated within NeET.
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Repeated stimulation of cortically blind visual field defects with the appropriate stimuli lead to significant changes in visual sensitivity
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If you are interested in finding out more about visual rehabilitation following a stroke or other brain injury please contact our program support manager at Sight Science Ltd. At this point we will be able to discuss your suitability for the Visual Rehabilitation ProgramCE.
You can get in contact with Sight Science Ltd via:
Tel +44 (0) 1224 619 224
Email: info@sightscience.com
Fax +44 (0) 1224 626 227
Web Address www.sightscience.com
Address: Sight Science,
7 Queen's Gardens,
Aberdeen,
AB15 4YD,
United Kingdom
Improvements reported
- Ability to locate moving, flickering objects within the blind field, such as moving traffic
- Increased navigation skills
- Improved reading ability
- Increased concentration span and visual attention
- Increased visual sensitivity
- Significant increase in quality of life
The Neuro-Eye Therapy (NeET) programme
The Therapy consist of:
- An initial consultation to assess your suitability
- Assessment of your visual field
- Specifically designing your Vision Rehabilitation ProgramCE
- Supply of the Vision Rehabilitation Program CE for 6 months
- Support and monitoring of progress
- Data analysis and reports at 1, 3 and 6 months
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