When eye movement is diminished, musculoskeletal health is compromised. Improving dynamic vision in aging patients benefits balance and posture.
The article, Dynamic Vision, was published by Today’s Geriatric Medicine and written by Dr. James Deom, OD, FAAO, MPH, and Dr. Cedrick Noel, DC, DACNB, FABCDD, explores the impact dynamic vision impairments can have on the musculoskeletal system, and how the strong connection between the visual system, brain, and spine leads patients to compensate for shortcomings in eye movement by adjusting their body positions or posture.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
James Deom, OD, FAAO, MPH, founded the Scleral Lens Institute which focuses on providing scleral lens treatment to individuals. In addition to consulting for several Dry eye and Contact lens companies, he specializes in treating brain injury and children with learning disabilities. Dr. Deom lectures both nationally and internationally on Dry Eye, scleral lenses, practice management, and brain injury.
Dr. Cedrick Noel, DC, DACNB, FABCDD, is constantly refining his skills and expanding his knowledge by attending an average of 10 seminars per year which is 10 times the state board requirement. He is dedicated to giving each patient the best care possible to allow everyone to live at their highest potential. Dr. Noel is also an inventor of products designed to help people improve brain health and spinal health from the comfort of their homes.
