Research in CVI will help understand CVI, help with diagnosis of CVI and help us understand how to create access. Please consider helping!
The Bauer Lab
Massachusetts Eye and Ear
Harvard Medical School
Help answer important questions like:
-How does brain injury during early childhood impact long-term brain development?
-What is the link between early brain injury and Cerebral Visual Impairments (CVIs)?
-How do CVIs impact activity, participation, and quality of life?
Eligibility:
Aged between 10 – 30 years old and have:
1) Evidence of an early developmental
brain injury, stroke, trauma, or preterm
birth (i.e. prior to 37 weeks gestation)
2) Visual acuity better than 20/100
3) A diagnosis or suspicion of cerebral (cortical) visual impairment (CVI)
We are also seeking volunteers with no history of brain injury or visual impairment to serve as controls.
Degree of participation depends on level of comfort of the individual, and may include:
- MRI scanning sessions (training and
scanning). - Computerized tests of visual perception
- Questionnaires
- Participation in all phases of the study is not mandatory, and total compensation is
dependent upon degree of participation.
Contact information
For more information, please contact us at
(617) 573-3794 or through email
Corinna_Bauer@meei.harvard.edu
cvi teacher 
Thank you Ellen for all I learned from you! I am now retired but have used what I know to retrain my own brain to eliminate PTSD reactions. So cool!!!
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