Research Article: The Association Between Improvement of Stereoacuity and Suppression in the Treatment of Anisometropic Amblyopia
Introduction:
Anisometropic amblyopia is a type of visual impairment caused by the inability to form a clear image on the fovea of the more ametropic eye. – Stereoacuity decreases due to the inability to see objects binocularly because the more ametropic eye has reduced visual acuity (VA) with amblyopia, and the VA does not improve even with appropriate correction. , Stereoacuity is the most advanced binocular function, and its decrease can potentially impact the activities of daily living. , Therefore, when evaluating the…
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