Clinical visual training improves perceived benefits in pilots but shows no measurable optometric changes.
Members of a squadron of pilots with normal vision were administered a clinical visual training program. Pre‐ and post‐training optometric data were gathered on eight trained and six control pilots. Although the participants viewed the training as beneficial, there were no significant changes detectable with routine optometric measures.
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