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This evaluation assesses accommodative response in amblyopic eyes, revealing complex factors affecting visual acuity.
A laser optometer and an auditory feedback system were used to assess the accommodative response in normal eyes, and in the dominant and amblyopic eyes of amblyopes. Although the accommodative response improved in amblyopic eyes when these eyes achieved steady foveal fixation it is not clear how much of the subnormal acuity in amblyopic eyes is due to eccentric fixation, unsteady fixation, inappropriate accommodation, refractive error or some combination of these factors.
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Kirschen et al. (1981) studied this question.
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