Facts About Amblyopia

ABNORMALITIES OF AMBLYOPIA BEYOND 20/20 EYESIGHT ISSUES

Reading Performance in Children with Microstrabismic Amblyopia

Eye-Hand Coordination Deficits in Adult Amblyopia
Impaired Development of Eye-Hand Coordinationin Children with Amblyopia

Sensory Uncertainty in Amblyopia Leads to Reduced Precision in Motor Planning

Spatial Localization is Poor in Childhood and Adult Strabismic Amblyopia

Deficits in Perception of Images of Real-World Scenes in Amblyopia

Strabismic Amblyopia Affects Relational Processing of Faces

Amblyopic Deficits in the Timing and Strength of Visual Cortical Respnoses to Faces

Patterns of Deficits in Astigmatic Amblyopia

Spatial Contrast Sensitivity Deficits in Anisometropic Amblyopia

Temporal Synchrony Deficits in Amblyopia

Abnormalities of Motion Detection in Amblyopia

Difficulties with Second Order Motion (Texture) in Amblyopia

Dorsal Pathway Deficits in Amblyopia

Abnormal Brain Regions in fMRI Retinotopic Maps of Adults With Amblyopia

Science Daily Synopsis of Newly Recognized Neurological Deficits in Amblyopia

BOLD-fMRI Shows Reduced Activation in Extrastriate Brain Regions in Anisometropic Amblyopia

Amblyopia Increases the Risk of Visual Impairment to the Better Seeing Eye

Amblyopia Has a Significant Effect on Psychosocial Functioning

Visual Function and Psychosocial Difficuilties Among Teenagers with Amblyopia

The Effect of Amblyopia on Motor and Psychosocial Skills (Thesis Paper)

Peer Victimization/Bullying Associated with Patching in Amblyopia

Parental Understanding and Psychosocial Implications of Occlusion in Amblyopia

CLINICAL TREATMENT OF AMBLYOPIA

AOA Clinical Practice Guidlines for Amblyopia

A New Binocular Approach to the Treatment of Amblyopia in Adults Well Beyond the Critical Period

Randomized Trial of Treatment of Amblyopia in Children Aged 7 to 17 Years

Removing the Brakes on Plasticity in the Amblyopic Brain

Removing Brakes on Adult Brain Plasticity: From Molecular to Behavioral Interventions 

Infographic: Binocular Deficits in Amblyopia Not as Permanent as Once Thought

Improving the Performance of the Amblyopic Visual System

Perceptual Learning as a Treatment for Amblyopia

Perceptual Learning Improves Visual Performance in Juvenile Amblyopia

Perceptual Learning to Treat Amblyopia Beyond the Critical Period

Restoration of Underdeveloped Cortical Functions: Evidence from Treatment of Adult Amblyopia

Dichoptic Training Enables the Adult Amblyopic Brain to Learn

Restoration of Binocular Vision in Amblyopia

The Measurement and Treatment of Suppression in Amblyopia

New Perspectives in Amblyopia Therapy on Adults 

New Insights into Amblyopia: Binocular Therapy and Noninvasive Brain Stimulation

Prolonged Periods of Binocular Stimulation Can Provide Effective Treatment of Childhood Amblyopia

An iPod Treatment for Amblyopia: An Updated Binocular Approach

Computerized Therapy for Home and Office Treatment of Accommodative & Vergence Disorders, & Amblyopia

Improving the Performance of the Amblyopic Visual System

Neural Mechanisms of Recovery Following Early Visual Deprivation

Feasibility of a Clinical Trial of Vision Therapy for Treatment of Amblyopia

Does Partial Occlusion Promote Normal Binocular Vision?

Short Term Monocular Deprivation Strengthens the Patched Eye’s Contribution to Binocular Combination

A Push-Pull Treatment for Strengthening the Lazy Eye in Amblyopia

The Eye Limits the Brain’s Learning Potential

2 thoughts on “Facts About Amblyopia

  1. Pingback: Amblyopia realities and hope – through the eyes of a graphic designer | The VisionHelp Blog

  2. Hi Dan,
    What a wonderful post . The infographic by Rebecca Sherry is outstanding…a great idea for distribution. How about hiring her for other conditions;strabismus, accommodative , convergence, and oculomotor dysfunctions, visuo-perceptual motor issues etc. I also loved your facts section at the end forsummer reading pleasure.

    Best regards,
    Arnie

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