Acute demyelinating optic neuritis (referred to herein as optic neuritis) is one of the most common manifestations of MS and often occurs as a first demyelinating event. Patients present with loss ...

Optic Neuritis causes range from autoimmune disorders and infections to trauma and idiopathic origins. Optic Neuritis diagnosis involves a comprehensive eye exam, imaging, and sometimes blood ...

To date there is no specific neuroprotective therapy approved for acute optic neuritis and unmet needs remain for therapies that can prevent vision loss after an acute episode of optic neuritis.

NMOSD causes severe ocular effects, including optic neuritis, leading to vision loss and impacting quality of life. Early AQP4-IgG testing and neurology referrals are crucial for differentiating NMOSD ...

Optic neuritis (ON) is an inflammation that damages your optic nerve. It can cause vision loss and pain when you move your eyes. As the inflammation goes away, your symptoms usually get better.

OCS-05 demonstrates safety and efficacy in treating acute optic neuritis, receiving FDA IND clearance for clinical development in the U.S. Small sample size of only 36 patients in the Phase 2 ...

Oculis Announces Positive OCS-05 Phase 2 ACUITY Trial in Acute Optic Neuritis, Met Primary Safety Endpoint and Key Secondary Efficacy Endpoints Opening Development Pathways as a Potential ...

Oculis Announces Positive OCS-05 Phase 2 ACUITY Trial in Acute Optic Neuritis, Met Primary Safety Endpoint and Key Secondary Efficacy Endpoints Opening Development Pathways as a Potential ...

Optic atrophy involves vision loss due to damage affecting the optic nerve. Learn more about what causes it, what to expect, and more.

If you've already been diagnosed with optic neuritis, call your healthcare provider if your symptoms change, worsen, or don't get any better. Key points about optic neuritis Optic neuritis is a ...

Acute optic neuritis induced visual impairment can be predicted by presenting damage to anterior and posterior cortical visual pathways.