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Controlled intervention shows no significant change in rivalry suppression among amblyopes, suggesting minimal impact.
The translid binocular interactor (TBI), which presents binocularly out‐of‐phase lights flashing at 9 Hz, was designed to reduce suppression of amblyopes. To determine the effect of such flashing lights on rivalry suppression, subjects who showed strong suppression during binocular rivalry were exposed to a modified form of the TBI for a total of 2 ⅔ hr over 4 days. A similar group of subjects was exposed to steady binocular light. The modified TBI had no effect on rivalry suppression; the changes in suppression that did occur were equivalent in the two groups.
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