Amblyopia is a common visual impairment that develops during the early years of postnatal life. It emerges as sequela to eye misalignment, an imbalanced refractive state, or obstruction form vision. All these conditions prevent normal vision and derail typical development neural connections within system. Among subtypes amblyopia, most debilitating recalcitrant treatment deprivation amblyopia. ...

This paper proposes a survey of vision-based human computer interfaces for several key-fields in health care: data visualization for image-guided diagnosis, image-guided therapy planning and surgery, the operating room, assistance to motor-impaired patients, and monitoring and support of elderly. The emphasis is on the contribution of the underlying computer vision techniques to the usability a...

BACKGROUND Oculomotor dysfunctions are among the most common abnormalities found in the brain-injured population. The purpose of the current study was to determine retrospectively the effectiveness of conventional optometric vision therapy for oculomotor disorders of vergence and version in a sample of ambulatory, visually symptomatic, predominantly adult outpatients who had either mild traumat...

Pathological vessel growth harms vision and may finally lead to loss. Anti-angiogenic gene therapy with viral vectors for ocular neovascularization has shown great promise in preclinical studies. Most of the studies have been conducted different adeno-associated serotype vectors. In addition, adeno- lentivirus used. Therapy targeted towards blocking vascular endothelial factors or other pro-ang...

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Customized vestibular rehabilitation incorporating optokinetic (OK) stimulation improves visual vertigo (VV) symptoms; however, the degree of improvement varies among individuals. Binocular vision abnormalities (misalignment of ocular axis, ie, strabismus) may be a potential risk factor. This study aimed to investigate the influence of binocular vision abnormalities on VV...