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Date Posted: 09:45:07 06/28/00 Wed
Author: Joan
Subject: To Bailey re:VER test

I had the Visual evoked potential test. It was very simple and only took about 15 minutes...hardly worth the 2 1/2 hour drive I had to do to get it done. After loosing the results for like 3 weeks they finally told me my results were fine. All you do is look at a checker board after they hook some things to your scalp. No big deal at all. My optomitrist is the one who dilated my eyes and told me I had a problem with my optic nerve. I had elevated disk and tempered hemisphere whatever that means. But when the neuro looked in my eye without it being dilated he said it was fine. I guess I had a mild case of optic neuritis but it had resolved itself by the time I got to the neuro.

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