Case Study: Sudden Vision Loss Treated with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 54 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Symptoms

• Sudden loss of vision in right eye
• Severe headaches affecting vision
• Description: “Like a curtain came over my vision”
• Patient very nervous upon presentation

Medical History

• No previous surgeries or diseases
• Recent hospital exams (MRI, CAT scan) negative
• No trauma reported
• Arterial information negative
• No established etiology

Initial Diagnosis

• Ischemic optic neuropathy or optic neuritis (right eye only)
• Likely stress response (according to Dr. Wallace)

Initial Findings (Right Eye)

• Visual acuity: 20/50 minus 3
• Reduced near vision (contrast sensitivity and acuity)
• Reduced visual fields
• Enlarged blind spots
• Reduced color field

Treatment Protocol

• 18 treatments over 10 weeks (in-office)
• Device: 905 Delta Pro model
• Treatment: Modified Neurology 3 (scanning along optic nerve pathway)
• Additional: Weekly acupuncture

Treatment Outcomes

1. Visual acuity improved by 20% (near and far)
2. Contrast sensitivity improved by 30%
3. Blind spot reduced
4. Color fields expanded
5. Visual field defects reduced from 14 to 9 (less severe)
6. Prednisone discontinued during treatment

One Month Follow-up

• Visual field defects further reduced to 5
• Slight loss in acuity (half a line)
• Patient reported:
• Clear vision near and far
• Improved peripheral vision
• Less disturbing blind spot

Practitioner Information

Dr. Larry Wallace:

• Behavioral optometrist
• 40+ years with College of Syntonic Optometry
• Certified low vision specialist
• Experienced in visual rehabilitation for head trauma and brain injury
• Patent holder for microcurrent device treating retinal disease
• Professor and educator in light and color therapy, specifically syntonic phototherapy

This case study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating sudden vision loss and associated symptoms, even when conventional tests and treatments showed no results.