Neuro-ophthalmology

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Neuro-ophthalmologists are experts trained in both ophthalmology and neurology. They treat problems in nerves, muscles or the brain that affect vision. These include stroke and TIAs, disorders around the eyeball, disorders related to cancers, optic nerve diseases, double vision, thyroid eye disease, multiple sclerosis and problems related to eye and facial movement, pupils and eyelids.

Conditions We Treat

We treat all problems in nerves, muscles or the brain that affect vision, including:

Allesthesia
Asthenopia
Cerebrovascular, periocular and paraneoplastic issues
Changes in color vision
Cognitive disorders of vision, such as alexia agraphia
Diplopia
Double vision
Dysmetropsia

Meet Your Care Team

4.6

John B. BondIII, MD

Droopy Eye Lid,

Glaucoma,

Ophthalmology,

Uveitis

4.6

Sean P. DonahueMD, PhD

Amblyopia,

Cross Eyes / Strabismus,

Ophthalmology,

Pediatric Cataract,

Pediatric Ocular Tumor,

Pediatric Ophthalmology

4.8

Reid A. LongmuirMD

Ophthalmology

4.8

Louise A. MawnMD

Droopy Eye Lid,

Ophthalmology,

Ophthalmology Surgery,

Plugged Tear Ducts,

Swollen Eye Lid

Why Choose Neuro-ophthalmology at Vanderbilt

Experience and expertise
Our experts have completed at least five years of advanced training, more than the typical neuro-ophthalmologist. We are the region’s only center of its kind with pediatric and adult neuro-ophthalmologists who are fellows of the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society. This depth of knowledge and experience translates into the best care for you.
Collaborative and personalized care
Because neuro-ophthalmology problems are complex, we bring together specialists in neurology, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, neuro-radiology and otolaryngology. Together, we create a personalized treatment plan to meet your unique needs.
Innovation
Our researchers are dedicated to developing new and more effective approaches to care. We not only apply the latest research, but also pioneer some of the latest innovations. You may have access to treatments before they are widely available.
Support
We offer ongoing support services to ensure you find the support you need to feel better, physically and emotionally. We also can assist you with lodging and locating community resources and support.