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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968
ABSTRACT To the Editor:— The article by Press and Austin (204:767, 1968) regarding home vision screening presents the very real problem of detecting eye problems in children as early as possible. The earlier ambylopia is detected, the easier it is for us to treat it successfully.
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ABSTRACT To the Editor:— The article by Press and Austin (204:767, 1968) regarding home vision screening presents the very real problem of detecting eye problems in children as early as possible. The earlier ambylopia is detected, the easier it is for us to treat it successfully.
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Strabismus, 1993
Hypermetropia of more than 5 diopters or an astigmatism of 2 diopters or more is often the cause of amblyopia in the master eye, independent of the presence of a simultaneous strabismus or anisometropia. This amblyopia can be prevented with early spectacle correction.
H, Cavazos, W, Haase, E, Meyer
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Hypermetropia of more than 5 diopters or an astigmatism of 2 diopters or more is often the cause of amblyopia in the master eye, independent of the presence of a simultaneous strabismus or anisometropia. This amblyopia can be prevented with early spectacle correction.
H, Cavazos, W, Haase, E, Meyer
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Amblyopia and the Pediatrician
Pediatric Annals, 1990Amblyopia is one of the most common and significant eye ailments in children. It is classified into organic and functional; functional is further divided into classifications of deprivation, strabismic, and refractive. Early diagnosis and treatment are of paramount importance. Diagnostic techniques are age-related.
D R, Stager, E E, Birch, D R, Weakley
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Multivariable Analyses of Amblyopia Treatment Outcomes from a Clinical Data Registry
Ophthalmology, 2023Charles Li, Michael X Repka, Flora Lum
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