PPT-Cortical Visual Impairment

CVI AKA Cortical Blindness Neurological Visual Impairment Region 4 Charlotte Conner Regan Marburger Sarah Mays Kelly Hill Christy Moody What is CVI Most commonly seen in children Not caused by eye condition. Darick W. Wright, MA, COMS, CLVT. D. Luisa Mayer, PhD. MEd. . Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment. . . Is it one or several or entities?. . . Can it co-exist with ocular impairments?. . Josée. . Rivest, Ph.D., . C.Psych. .. Baycrest. : . Neuropsychology . and Cognitive . Health Program. York University. : Psychology, Glendon College. Centre for Vision Research. October 6, 2014. . . Is it one or several or entities?. . . Can it co-exist with ocular impairments?. SESSION TWO. Barry S. Kran, . OD, FAAO. D. Luisa Mayer, . PhD. M.Ed. Darick W. Wright, . MA, COMS, CLVT. (CVI). Created by Region 4 students:. W. Cordero, . M. . Moes, & S. Smith. What is Cortical Visual Impairment? . Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) is a complex, brain based processing disorder. It is the most common cause of vision impairment in . (CVI). (AKA: Cortical Blindness, Neurological Visual Impairment). Region 4. Charlotte Conner, Regan Marburger, Sarah Mays, Kelly Hill, Christy Moody. What is CVI??. Most commonly seen in children. Not caused by eye condition. Chaesa. . macwilliams. . . cmacwilliams@tbaisd.org. . . Naomi Welborn . naomi.Welborn@oakland.k12.mi.us. Accommodations and interventions for all phases of Cortical visual impairment(CVI). Visual Pathways. Retina-LGN-Cortical Route. Optic Nerve. Optic Chiasm. Optic Tract. LGN. Superior . Colliculus. Primary Visual Cortex. Optic Tracts. Segregation of the Visual Fields. Lateral Geniculate Nucleus. CASE Collaborative. TVI: Effective Collaboration. 2. What is Collaboration? . To work jointly together for a common goal. . 3. What is Effective Collaboration for TVIs?. Collaboration: . To . work jointly together for a common . 1. A. . Luppi. , . 1. G. N. . Simao. , . 2 . L. . Neder, . 2 . J. E. H. . Pittella. , . 3. T. Velasco, . 4. C.G. . Carlotti. Jr., . 4. H.R. Machado, . 3. A.C. Sakamoto, . 1. A.C. Santos. Presentation number. D. Luisa Mayer, PhD. MEd. . Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment. . . Is it one or several or entities?. . . Can it co-exist with ocular impairments?. . SESSION ONE. 1. Increase understanding of the diversity of signs and symptoms of vision impairment secondary to pediatric brain damage/maldevelopment. Grubman, and Susan Barry. What defines visual impairment?. Visual Impairment Including Blindness: a visual impairment, that even with correction, adversely affects a child’s educational performance. This term includes both partial sight and blindness. (. Defining Learners with special needs-VI. By . Ranita. . Banerjee. Assistant Professor . Economics Method. Impairment. A condition in which a part of your body or mind is damaged and does not work well. CT scan. REFERENCES 1.Keane JR. Blindness following tentorial herniation. Ann Neurol 1980; 8: 186-190. 2.Tanaka R, Miyasaka Y, Yada K, Mukuno K. Bilateral homonymous hemianopsia due to tentorial he IDEA Definition . § 300.8 (c) (13). Visual impairment including blindness means an impairment in vision that, even with correction, adversely affects a child’s educational performance. The term includes both partial sight and blindness..