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A technique improves vision in amblyopic patients, indicating effective treatment for eye disorders.
Campbell and Hess developed a new technique for treating amblyopia. This technique involves stimulation of the amblyopic eye for precise time intervals with a graded series of contrast frequency gratings. Partial occlusion is used only during the treatment. Treating strabismic and anisometropic amblyopes by the Campbell‐Hess amblyopia training technique produced an improvement of two lines on the acuity chart in six of 14 patients.
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