Purpose: To assess whether monocular contrast sensitivity and stereoacuity impairments
remain when visual acuity is fully recovered in children with refractive amblyopia. Methods …

Purpose: Suppression has a key role in the etiology of amblyopia, and contrast-balanced
binocular treatment can overcome suppression and improve visual acuity. Quantitative …

Purpose: We sought to investigate contrast sensitivity on the fellow eyes of amblyopic and
successfully treated amblyopic subjects. Methods: Contrast sensitivity was tested …

We measured contrast sensitivity function and visual acuity in both eyes of strabismic and
anisometropic amblyopic patients. There was a linear relationship between contrast …

When acuity was used to evaluate amblyopia in children, the amblyopic eye had decreased
acuity and the nonamblyopic eye had normal acuity. However when Contrast Sensitivity …

Contrast sensitivity of 29 children (mean age 8 years) was measured at the beginning, at the
end, and during the follow‐up of CAM treatment. The deficiency in contrast sensitivity of …

A quantitative evaluation of the Cambridge amblyopia treatment on contrast sensitivity was
performed for 2 groups, one comprising 11 children with strabismic amblyopia (S) and …

The contrast threshold of sinusoidal gratings of varying contrast and frequency was
examined in children with amblyopia due to strabismus or anisometropia. In strabismic …

The gold standard of a successful amblyopia treatment is full recovery of visual acuity (VA) in
the amblyopic eye, but there has been no systematic study on both monocular and binocular …

Methods. Contrast sensitivity was measured using Pelli-Robson charts5 (Richmond
Products, Albuquerque, New Mexico) in 86 subjects (mean age, 10.3 years) who at ages 3 …