visual evoked potentials (veps)

What Conditions Can VEPs Help Diagnose in Children?

VEPs can help diagnose a variety of conditions in children, including but not limited to:
- [Optic nerve disorders](): Such as optic neuritis and optic nerve hypoplasia.
- [Visual pathway abnormalities](): Including lesions or demyelination.
- [Albinism](): Where VEPs can help detect abnormal decussation of optic nerve fibers.
- [Cortical visual impairment](): VEPs can assist in assessing the functionality of the visual cortex.
- [Retinopathies](): Such as retinopathy of prematurity.

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