Nystagmus Medical ID Card

Medical information card for those with nystagmus, so eye movements are not misinterpreted. Resources supported by a generous grant from the Delta Gamma Foundation

Research Paper on Living with Nystagmus

A research paper about how aspects of daily living are affected by nystagmus. The study was conducted by Rebecca McLean from the University of Leicester in the UK, and published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology. Resources supported by a generous grant from the Delta Gamma Foundation

[VIDEO] Driving with Low Vision ‐ Dr. Henry Greene, OD, FAAO

Video Description: A diagnosis of nystagmus does not automatically make you ineligible to drive. In most states in the US, Australia, the Netherlands, and some provinces in Canada, individuals with a visual impairment may be eligible to drive using bioptic telescopes. This presentation briefly explores the issues regarding vision and safe driving and how low […]

[VIDEO] Driving with Nystagmus with Aida Weber

Aida Weber discusses various aspects of driving assessments for both patients with nystagmus as well as any other visual impediment. She reviews the criteria for driving and how each element is assessed. While each state has their own requirements, this is a good opportunity to see some of the common elements covered in any low […]

Friends and Spouses

ANN’s guide for friends of people with nystagmus. ANN information card containing a basic description of nystagmus and about the American Nystagmus Network Resources supported by a generous grant from the Delta Gamma Foundation

Nystagmus Research

Videos on research into various aspects of nystagmus. A Story of Discovery and Change: What We Learned From Studying Nystagmus In Infancy and Childhood ‐ Dr. Richard Hertle, MD This presentation will summarize decades of research and experience diagnosing and treating nystagmus in infancy and childhood. Research Updates from Around the World – 2021 Learn […]

Resources for Managing Treatment

Links to several documents that provide information to help make informed choices on managing the treatment of nystagmus. Review article on “Management of nystagmus in children: a review of the literature and current practice in UK specialist services“, published in Eye – the Scientific Journal of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists in 2020. Overview of […]