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Visual acuity NI refers to "visual acuity not indicated," often used in medical contexts when a patient's visual acuity has not been assessed or recorded. It may occur in situations where vision tests are not performed due to various reasons, such as the patient's condition or inability to participate in the assessment. This designation highlights the absence of measurable visual acuity data for that individual.

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