Behavioral studies have reported reduced spatial attention in amblyopia, a developmental
disorder of spatial vision. However, the neural populations in the visual cortex linked with …

There are many levels of disorder in amblyopic vision, from basic acuity and contrast
sensitivity loss to abnormal binocular vision and global perception of motion and form …

Certain abnormalities in behavioral performance and neural signaling have been attributed
to a deficit of visual attention in amblyopia, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by …

Interocular suppression plays an important role in the visual deficits experienced by
individuals with amblyopia. Most neurophysiological and functional MRI studies of …

Amblyopia, a developmental disorder of spatial vision, is thought to result from a cascade of
cortical deficits over several processing stages beginning at the primary visual cortex (V1) …

Factors such as strabismus or anisometropia during infancy can disrupt normal visual
development and result in amblyopia, characterized by reduced visual function in an …

Abnormal visual development in strabismic amblyopia drastically affects visual perception
and properties of neurons in primary visual cortex (V1). To test the notion that amblyopia …

Binocular summation in strabismic amblyopia is typically reported as being absent or greatly
reduced in behavioral studies and is thought to be because of a preferential loss of …

In amblyopia, a visual disorder caused by abnormal visual experience during development,
the amblyopic eye (AE) loses visual sensitivity whereas the fellow eye (FE) is largely …

The neural basis of amblyopia is a matter of debate. The following possibilities have been
suggested: loss of foveal cells, reduced cortical magnification, loss of spatial resolution of …