Paul Chase12 said:Basically, Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP) measure how your brain’s visual cortex reacts to stimuli—think things like flashes of light or a checkerboard pattern. There is a chance for recovery here, though it’s usually a long haul. When you're dealing with optic nerve damage, just keep in mind that VEP results tend to bounce back much slower than actual visual acuity.
Yeah, she went through the checkerboard test... It’s a bit of a relief to hear there's still a "possibility" for recovery. That phrase means a lot to me right now. Even though her left eye shows a normal VEP, her actual vision in that eye is only at about 30%.😢