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To assess the effects of vision therapy on vergence measurements for nonstrabismic patients based on recent literature.

March 21, 2026American journal of optometry and physiological optics

Efficacy of Vision Therapy for Nonstrabismic Vergence Anomalies

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To assess the effects of vision therapy on vergence measurements for nonstrabismic patients based on recent literature.
Conducted a review of literature from the past 15 years.
Summarized results from various cited studies.
Focused on nonstrabismic vergence anomalies.
Evidence indicates that visual training can improve vergence measurements.
Variability in results suggests different degrees of effectiveness across studies.

Implication

This literature review evaluates the impact of visual training on vergence in nonstrabismic individuals, suggesting potential benefits.

Abstract

A review of the literature published in the past 15 years was carried out to determine the effect of visual training on vergence measurements for nonstrabismic patients. Results of cited studies are summarized.

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John R. Griffin (1987) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be36766e48c4981c6756af https://doi.org/10.1002/j.2330-9512.1987.tb01335.x

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Implication

This literature review evaluates the impact of visual training on vergence in nonstrabismic individuals, suggesting potential benefits.

Efficacy of Vision Therapy for Nonstrabismic Vergence Anomalies

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Efficacy of Vision Therapy for Nonstrabismic Vergence Anomalies

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