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Dichoptic Treatment of Amblyopia in a Clinical Setting – a Retrospective Study

Functional Vision/Pediatrics
COPE
62918-FV
Exp: 6/17/2022
Credit Hours: 1
$22.50 USD
Course Authored By: Giovanni M. Travi, MD  |  Seyedbehrad Dehnad  |  Behzad Mansouri, MD, PhD, FRCSC

Course Description

Dichoptic visual stimulation has been evolving as a promising treatment for amblyopia. We aimed to assess the visual outcomes of Dichoptic Amblyopia Treatment (DAT) in a clinical setting for patients who had completed all conventional amblyopia treatments and did not have any other clinical treatment options. The primary outcome was the improvement of visual acuity (VA) in children and adults. The secondary outcomes were improvement in stereo acuity (SA) and reduction of suppression.

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