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Response to comments on: Comparison of higher order aberrations in amblyopic and non-amblyopic eyes in pediatric patients with anisometropic amblyopia

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occlusion therapy with “aberration neutralizing” lenses (i.Scription®, Zeiss, Germany) and found modest reduction in the HOAs using i.Profiler plus (Zeiss, Germany). Although our patients had marginal (0‐1 line) improvement in… Click to show full abstract

occlusion therapy with “aberration neutralizing” lenses (i.Scription®, Zeiss, Germany) and found modest reduction in the HOAs using i.Profiler plus (Zeiss, Germany). Although our patients had marginal (0‐1 line) improvement in vision on the logMAR (ETDRS) chart, there was no additional improvement when the patching was given with such spectacles. As the clinical improvement was marginal and the cost of lenses was high, we did not continue this modality to manage the high HOAs of the patients with anisometropic amblyopia.

Keywords: comments comparison; anisometropic amblyopia; patients anisometropic; higher order; comparison higher; response comments

Journal Title: Indian Journal of Ophthalmology
Year Published: 2020

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