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Why is a VEP Test Important in Pediatrics?

Early identification of visual impairments is critical for the development of a child. A VEP test helps in diagnosing conditions such as optic nerve disorders, multiple sclerosis, and amblyopia. It is also useful for evaluating children with developmental delays or neurological disorders that may affect vision.

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