Conditions
Conditions treated with electrostimulation
Glaucoma
A group of progressive conditions of the visual pathway, including the visual cortex, with continuous loss of the visual field over time.
Learn more →Retinitis pigmentosa
Pigmentary dystrophy of the retina — a group of inherited, progressive conditions characterised by degeneration of the light-sensitive cells.
Learn more →Ischaemic optic neuropathy
Caused by reduced blood flow. It is a common sudden-onset disorder of the optic nerve.
Learn more →Vision loss after brain injury
Damage to the visual pathway or the visual cortex after trauma, surgery or a stroke can put sight at risk.
Learn more →Optic nerve hypoplasia
A congenital malformation consisting of small, underdeveloped optic nerves that cause impaired vision.
Learn more →Amblyopia, or lazy eye
A developmental problem in the connection between eye and brain — the brain ignores the input from one eye. The most common causes are strabismus and refractive error.
Learn more →Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy
An inherited condition that can lead to severe loss of central vision.
Learn more →Visual disturbances and optic neuritis
Optic neuritis caused by autoimmune inflammatory processes is the most common cause of vision loss in patients with multiple sclerosis.
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