Lecture: The Cerebral Visual Impairments: Diagnosis and the Principles of Management

Most health practitioners when they are confronted with children who have varying degrees of birth asphyxia or any condition leading to neonatal or infantile brain hypoxia or ischemia usually don’t know what to do as each child present with different degrees of damage which make the management onerous. Prof. Dutton explains what each part of the brain does and how each part of the brain responds to injury clearly in an easy to understand way so that we can help these children much more easily. Lecturer: Prof. Gordon Dutton, Paediatric Ophthalmologist and Emeritus Professor of Visual Science at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland Panelist: Adedayo Adio FWACS, Consultant Pediatric Ophthalmologist University of Port Harcourt teaching hospital, Nigeria. Chairperson, Nigerian Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Society (NIPOSS)