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Case report illustrates effective diagnosis and treatment of amblyopia in a patient with prior therapy failure.
A case report of a patient with “shallow” amblyopia is presented. The patient had previous visual therapy with no success. The value of proper diagnosis before starting treatment is illustrated. Inverse occlusion (patching the amblyopic eye) was found preferable and was successful at an age beyond that usually accepted as a starting point for therapy.
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