Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Using the Z-bell℠ Test to Remediate Spatial Deficiencies in Non-Image-Forming Retinal Processing By Clark Elliott [1], Cynthia Putnam [1], Deborah Zelinsky [2], Daniel Spinner [1], Silpa Vipparti [1] and Abhinit Parelkar [1] [1] DePaul University,...
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Retinal Neuromodulation as a Non-Invasive Assessment and Treatment of Autonomic Function by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD Retinal circuitry’s effect on body functions suggests that retinal stress tolerance might be a clinical indicator of stability of the...
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Effects on Deep Brain Circuitry by Modulation of Retinal Signals by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD This presentation carries current research further by describing probable effects of external retinal stimulation as a means to alter internal chemical...
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Quantitative Electroencephalograms and Neuro-Optometry by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD & Corey Feinberg A Case Study That Explores Changes in Electrophysiology While Wearing Therapeutic Eyeglasses Abstract. The brain is equipped with a complex...
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Impact of Retinal Stimulation on Neuromodulation by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD Since retinal signals are processed by many regions of the brain—not just the visual cortex—the implication is that retinal stimulation can affect other physical,...
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: The Emerging Field of Neuro-Optometry Provides a Synergistic Effect with Optometry by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD Eye glasses prescribed for central eyesight do not necessarily address peripheral processing and are not sufficient in some patients – such...
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