Optic Nerve Disorders — Pathway Conditions
Simulations of optic nerve and visual pathway conditions affecting field of vision, acuity, and color perception.
Optic Neuritis
Inflammatory demyelination of the optic nerve causing pain, vision loss, and color desaturation.
Simulate Optic Neuritis- Central vision loss
- Color desaturation
- Pain with eye movement
Scotoma
Localized area of reduced or absent vision within the visual field.
Simulate Scotoma- Central scotoma
- Paracentral scotoma
- Arc & ring scotoma
Bitemporal Hemianopia
Loss of the temporal visual fields in both eyes, typically from chiasmal compression.
Simulate Bitemporal- Bilateral temporal loss
- Chiasmal lesion
- Tunnel-like vision
Homonymous Hemianopia
Loss of the same half of the visual field in both eyes from post-chiasmal damage.
Simulate Homonymous- Left or right field loss
- Stroke-related
- Macular sparing
Papilledema
Optic disc swelling from raised intracranial pressure causing transient visual obscurations.
Simulate Papilledema- Transient obscurations
- Enlarged blind spot
- Peripheral constriction
Ischemic Optic Neuropathy
Acute optic nerve ischemia causing sudden, painless vision loss with altitudinal field defects.
Simulate ION- Altitudinal field loss
- Sudden onset
- Disc edema
Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy
Mitochondrial genetic disorder causing acute or subacute bilateral central vision loss.
Simulate LHON- Central scotoma
- Bilateral involvement
- Young adult onset
Toxic Optic Neuropathy
Optic nerve damage from toxic substances causing bilateral, symmetric vision loss.
Simulate Toxic ON- Cecocentral scotoma
- Color vision loss
- Bilateral symmetric
Cortical Visual Impairment
Vision loss from damage to the visual cortex or posterior visual pathways.
Simulate CVI- Variable vision
- Complexity intolerance
- Light gazing
Featured Simulations
Selected conditions from the optic nerve disorders collection.
Inflammatory Conditions
Optic neuritis and papilledema affecting nerve function and disc appearance.
Field Defects
Hemianopia, scotoma, and altitudinal losses from pathway lesions.
Hereditary & Toxic
Leber hereditary and toxic optic neuropathies with bilateral central loss.