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Treatment of amblyopia in esotropic subjects with accommodative component currently consists of optical correction and subsequent occlusion, or penalisation, of the dominant eye. This treatment obtains a good outcome in… Click to show full abstract
Treatment of amblyopia in esotropic subjects with accommodative component currently consists of optical correction and subsequent occlusion, or penalisation, of the dominant eye. This treatment obtains a good outcome in visual acuity but poor outcomes in binocular vision. An intervention protocol that could improve the outcome of conventional treatment is presented.
Keywords:
amblyopia;
passive active;
treatment;
combined passive;
accommodative component
Journal Title: Clinical and Experimental Optometry
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Clinical and Experimental Optometry
Year Published: 2020
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