Ross Hauser, MD presents some of the visual problems that many patients with cervical instability report. In many instances, the patients have been to multiple eye doctors and are told their eyes are "fine" and no problem can be found. He explains why this can be the case when the underlying cause has nothing to do with the globe of the eye itself.

00:00 Intro. How do we see?
00:55 Brief brain explanation
02:10 Blood supply to brain
03:08 Migraines with auras
04:50 Typical patient symptoms we see
05:19 How do we see normally?
06:07 Why eye doctors can’t find a problem
06:48 Eye nerve highway
07:52 Intracranial hypertension
08:13 Palinopsia
09:30 Pulsating and snowy vision
11:10 Common visual disturbances
15:35 Structural cause? Patient’s cluster of symptoms
16:44 Minimum recommendations
17:00 Prolina the cat
17:15 Photophobia and the superior cervical sympathetic ganglion
20:00 Nodose ganglion and jugular ganglion of vagus nerve
20:50 Autonomic Nervous System and cervical curve
21:55 Nerve impulses
22:22 Pupillometer
23:17 Increased brain pressure
25:54 Increased ocular pressure
26:47 Ligamentous cervical instability visual consequences
28:04 Neck vitals testing at Hauser Neck Center
29:00 Internal jugular vein compression
30:05 Optic nerve sheath measurements
32:25 How do we put this all together?
33:20 Reasons someone may not be a good candidate for Prolotherapy or Chiropractic.

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