Visual Disorder Atlas can help you identify and communicate a vision problem you are experiencing.
With 40+ interactive illustrations, you can easily identify, describe, and communicate your visual symptoms, which allows a quicker and more accurate diagnosis.
Identify and describe vision problems
There are many kinds of visual symptoms, such as floaters, drifting scenes, and warping, just to mention a few. Some signs are quite harmless, while others may indicate serious eye problems and need to be taken seriously.
Correct interpretation begins with good descriptions, but describing visual symptoms using just words can be difficult. That is where the Visual Disorder Atlas app can help.
Visumetric's Visual Disorder Atlas app, with its pictorial library, enriches your verbal description of a visual symptom. Most of the 40 illustrations are interactive and animated, and they help you describe what you are experiencing. With the aid of a picture or animation, precise communication with medical experts is made easier.
And the quicker, and more accurately, you can describe the symptoms you are experiencing, the sooner treatment can start, if at all needed.
Available as a free trial version and a fully functional paid version.
Research-Based app
Visual Disorder Atlas is compiled by Professor Lars Frisén, MD, at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. It builds on thousands of descriptions provided by patients with vision problems.
Functions that help you identify visual disorders
Visual Disorder Atlas has several functions that enable you to quickly and easily find the image that best describes what you are experiencing - a large reference library, descriptions, and the possibility to save and share images, to mention a few.
Visual Disorder Atlas also serves an educational purpose by providing a comprehensive overview of many common visual symptoms.
How to Use Visual Disorder Atlas
Visual Disorder Atlas is easy to use. Just follow these simple steps:
1 - Select the main category that best describes your visual symptoms
2 - Select a closer variant
3 - Fine-tune settings
4 - Save and share your specific visual symptoms
Large Library of Visual Symptoms
Visual Disorder Atlas comes with 40+ different visual symptoms, categorized into subcategories. This categorization makes it easier to find the visual symptom that best describes what you are experiencing. Below are a few examples of categories.
Questions and Answers
We have put together some commonly asked questions and answers about Visual Disorder Atlas and ocular disorders.
What is the difference between the free and paid versions?
To add a new question go to app settings and press "Manage Questions" button.
How accurate is the information in the app?
Yes! To add a picture follow these simple steps:
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Enter App Settings -
Click the "Manage Questions" button -
Click on the question you would like to attach a picture to -
When editing your answer, click on the picture icon and then add an image from your library
Who is Visual Disorder Atlas for?
Yes! Users can add video from YouTube or Vimeo with ease:
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Enter App Settings -
Click the "Manage Questions" button -
Click on the question you would like to attach a video to -
When editing your answer, click on the video icon and then paste the YouTube or Vimeo video URL -
That's it! A thumbnail of your video will appear in answer text box
Do I still need to need a doctor if I use the app?
The FAQ title can be adjusted in the settings tab of the App Settings. You can also remove the title by unchecking its checkbox in the settings tab.
Why should I use Visual Disorder Atlas?
Where can I learn more about visual disorders?
You can learn more about visual disorders ar Neuro-Ophthalmology Nuggets
Disclaimer
This app cannot provide a diagnosis and is not intended to replace the advice of trained experts. Visumetrics disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information, which is provided to you on a general information basis only and not as a substitute for personalized medical advice. For an accurate diagnosis, you should undergo a dedicated medical examination.