Produced by the authors of the 2020 report of the French Society of Ophthalmology (SFO) on Practical Neuro-Ophthalmology, this application is made available free of charge to members of the 3 associations which have contributed to its development: the SFO, the ANLLF and the CNOF.
Access is strictly reserved for healthcare professionals.
The application is intended to provide ophthalmologists and neurologists with a reliable and up-to-date source of information on the subject of neuro-ophthalmology.
Access is through 4 types of entries:
- “Diagnostic guidelines” are decision trees that guide the thinking of the healthcare professional when faced with a sign or symptom, by offering him several possibilities for choice at each stage,
- "Examination data" are sheets detailing the various clinical or additional examinations that it is possible to perform to help oneself in finding a diagnosis,
- the "Pathologies" lead to descriptive and explanatory sheets on the most common neuro-ophthalmological pathologies,
- the "Glossary" tab allows you to search by keyword (s), but also to obtain definitions and more generally, to find all the sheets available in the application.
In all cases, this information is only general information and does not replace the personal judgment of the healthcare professional.
This content cannot be exhaustive.
Reserved for healthcare professionals who are members of the SFO, the Association of French Language Liberal Neurologists (ANLLF) and the French Speaking Neuro-Ophthalmology Club (CNOF).
Access is strictly reserved for healthcare professionals.
The application is intended to provide ophthalmologists and neurologists with a reliable and up-to-date source of information on the subject of neuro-ophthalmology.
Access is through 4 types of entries:
- “Diagnostic guidelines” are decision trees that guide the thinking of the healthcare professional when faced with a sign or symptom, by offering him several possibilities for choice at each stage,
- "Examination data" are sheets detailing the various clinical or additional examinations that it is possible to perform to help oneself in finding a diagnosis,
- the "Pathologies" lead to descriptive and explanatory sheets on the most common neuro-ophthalmological pathologies,
- the "Glossary" tab allows you to search by keyword (s), but also to obtain definitions and more generally, to find all the sheets available in the application.
In all cases, this information is only general information and does not replace the personal judgment of the healthcare professional.
This content cannot be exhaustive.
Reserved for healthcare professionals who are members of the SFO, the Association of French Language Liberal Neurologists (ANLLF) and the French Speaking Neuro-Ophthalmology Club (CNOF).
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