This book functions as a resource for providers who treat patients with neuro-ophthalmic conditions. Using an evidence-based approach to controversial management decisions, the material is presented in a digestible, case-based format.

 Divided into six sections, the book begins with an introduction to its framework, format, and purpose. Following this, sections two, three, and four discuss various optic neuropathies, ocular motility disorders, and transient visual symptoms. The concluding sections then address neuro-ophthalmic manifestations of pain, including migraine and post-concussive syndrome, and systemic diseases, such as giant cell arteritis. Each chapter focuses on cases that are historically complex, or which have undergone a recent shift in traditional management due to new scientific discoveries or newly available therapies.

 Controversies in Neuro-Ophthalmic Management presents essential, thorough information on management options and the data for their use to provide the best care for patients.

<b>I. Introduction

1. </b>Purpose of this Book
II. <b>Optic neuropathies
2. </b>Non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy
3. Radiation optic neuropathy
4. Optic neuritis
5.Traumatic optic neuropathy
6. Papilledema
7. Leukemic infiltration of the optic nerve
8. Infectious optic neuropathy
9. Hereditary optic neuropathy
10. Compressive optic neuropathy
III. <b>Ocular motility disorders
11. </b>Transient diplopia
12. Third nerve palsy
13. Sixth nerve palsy
14. Fourth nerve palsy
15. Multiple cranial neuropathies
16. Nystagmus
IV. <b>Transient visual symptoms
17. </b>Transient monocular vision loss
18. Transient binocular vision loss
19. Visual aura
<b>V. Pain
20. </b>Migraine
21. Trigeminal autonomic cephalgia headaches
22. Post-concussive syndrome
VI. <b>Systemic disease.-</b> 23. Giant cell arteritis
24. Myasthenia gravis.-25. ophthalmopathy
26. Sarcoidosis.