John P Kelly, PhD

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Research Description: My research projects include objective evaluation and prognostic research of cortical visual impairment and cortical blindness, amblyopia, optic pathway tumors, optic nerve diseases, and other common pediatric visual disorders. My work also includes evaluation of retinal function in congenital and metabolic retinal disease, assessment of fundus by hand-held scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, and determination of cortical potential generators.
Research Focus Area: Neuroscience / Neurodevelopment

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