This study confirms previous reports of similar visual outcomes between part-time occlusion and full-time occlusion amlyopia therapy. However, compliance rates for full-time occlusion seem to be higher and some children who have failed part-time occlusion may improve with full-time occlusion therapy.
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
COMPLIANCE VS. EFFECTIVENESS WITH FULL-TIME VS. PART-TIME OCCLUSION THERAPY FOR AMBLYOPIA
According to this study in the American Orthoptic Journal:
This study confirms previous reports of similar visual outcomes between part-time occlusion and full-time occlusion amlyopia therapy. However, compliance rates for full-time occlusion seem to be higher and some children who have failed part-time occlusion may improve with full-time occlusion therapy.
This study confirms previous reports of similar visual outcomes between part-time occlusion and full-time occlusion amlyopia therapy. However, compliance rates for full-time occlusion seem to be higher and some children who have failed part-time occlusion may improve with full-time occlusion therapy.
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