Abstract The State of the Art is strong-to paraphrase another famous saying. Low vision
rehabilitation (LVR) is today a recognized discipline in Ophthalmology, expanding and …

Low vision rehabilitation is a new emerging subspecialty drawing from the traditional fields
of ophthalmology, optometry, occupational therapy, and sociology, with an ever-increasing …

Low vision is a prevalent issue that many Canadians face, and it has implications on social
and economic costs. There are various definitions of low vision. The Canadian National …

Visual rehabilitation is an effective method for increasing the quality of life among individuals
with low vision or blindness due to untreatable causes. Low vision rehabilitation aims for …

With increased life expectancy at birth and especially the rising incidence of age-related
macular degeneration, low vision (re) habilitation is becoming more important today …

Due to the increasing age of the global population, rates of visual disability are increasing.
Visual rehabilitation is an effective method for increasing quality of life among individuals …

Traditionally, vision rehabilitation was directed towards patients who were blind or had very
low vision. There is increasing evidence that less severe vision loss is associated with …

. this book represents a real milestone for low vision care because it is one of the first low
vision books in the world, and the first from the UK, that doesn't just give lip service to multi …

Citation information: Stelmack JA, Tang XC, Reda DJ, Stroupe KT, Rinne S & Massof RW.
VA LOVIT II: a protocol to compare low vision rehabilitation and basic low vision. Ophthalmic …

Purpose.: To evaluate the change in visual functioning (VF) using the LV Prasad-Functional
Vision Questionnaire II (LVP-FVQ II) following multidisciplinary low vision rehabilitation …