Results of clinical application of method of non-contact periorbital electrostimulation in 6 groups of neurologic patients (total number-246) with optic nerve pathology of different origin (post-traumatic, hypertensive, inflammatory) are summarized. Analysis of interdependence between positive results and severity of visual disorders, type of the disease, responsible for partial atrophy of optic nerve, was performed. This method of restoration of vision in investigated patients proved to be effective both in hospitals and outpatient departments.

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