— Children's ophthalmology
Amblyopia
Amblyopia, or "lazy eye", occurs when one eye is less able to participate in the visual process. The best results are provided by early diagnosis and systematic control by a pediatric ophthalmologist.
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- What is included
Route child
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Review
Checking visual acuity according to age.
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Refraction
Detection of farsightedness, nearsightedness or astigmatism.
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Eye position
Assessment of strabismus and binocular vision.
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Therapy plan
Correction, occlusion, exercises or other recommendations.
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When needed review
A child cannot always explain that he sees worse in one eye.
- the child squints or closes one eye
- strabismus or suspicion of it
- different visual acuity between the eyes
- rapid fatigue when reading
- difficulties with orientation or learning
- scheduled inspection before school
— Treatment
What is important start on time
Amblyopia requires regularity and dynamic control.
Possible steps
- accurate selection of glasses
- treatment or control of strabismus
- occlusive therapy as prescribed
- hardware or home exercises as indicated
- regular check-ups
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