Excellent explanation. The ability to clearly condense all this information in a 4min video is a gift.

THANK you Dr. Andrew and team

Excellent! Thank you! Clinical Comment Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy: Results from nonperfusion or hypoperfusion of the ciliary blood supply to the optic nerve head. Although there is much variation, a watershed zone, the border between vascular territories, may be present between areas supplied by branches of the posterior ciliary arteries. If there is decreased perfusion, the end arteries in these watershed zones will be most affected. This may be the anatomic basis for the altitudinal visual field loss that characterizes nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy. The inferior field is more often affected, but there is no adequate explanation for the preferential involvement of the superior part of the ring of vessels.

Thanx for such clear & simple presentation it’s short and easily understood by layman

EXCELLENT illustration.

Thank You Dr. Lee ! Well and simplified explanation! Stay safe always!

this was so helpful!

thanks doctor

This is good

I have a question can tension in neck and shoulders cause this stop of blood flow to the optic nerve?

What is the treatment anion? Problem my father is suffering from that problem for 2 months... Age 66

Thank you sir

Thanks sir

Hi Doc, is there any chance to treatment the eyes that suffering from optic damage nerve? According to the Optha Nuero my mother will going to be totally blind because he saw the optic nerve is already color yellow. Her Optic nerve was damage due to the high createnine. Hope you will notice this Doc. Thanks