Amblyopia is a condition involving reduced acuity caused by abnormal visual input during a
critical period beginning shortly after birth. Amblyopia is typically considered to be …

Amblyopia is a deficit in vision that arises from abnormal visual experience early in life. It
was long thought to develop into a permanent deficit, unless properly treated before the end …

The gold-standard treatment for childhood amblyopia remains patching or penalizing the
fellow eye, resulting in an average of about a one line (0.1 logMAR) improvement in visual …

Disruption of visual input to one eye during early development leads to marked functional
impairments of vision, commonly referred to as amblyopia. A major consequence of …

Previous studies have employed different experimental approaches to enhance visual
function in adults with amblyopia including perceptual learning, videogame play, and …

Dichoptic movie viewing has been shown to significantly improve visual acuity in amblyopia
in children. Moreover, short‐term occlusion of the amblyopic eye can transiently increase its …

Perceptual learning of visual tasks is emerging as a promising treatment for amblyopia, a
developmental disorder of vision characterized by poor monocular visual acuity. The tasks …

Purpose: Amblyopia is a common developmental visual impairment characterized by a
substantial difference in acuity between the two eyes. Current monocular treatments, which …

Abnormal visual experience during a sensitive period of development disrupts neuronal
circuitry in the visual cortex and results in abnormal spatial vision or amblyopia. Here we …

Amblyopia is a neurological disorder of binocular vision affecting up to 3% of the population
resulting from a disrupted period of early visual development. Recently, it has been shown …