Changes in Visual Parameters in an Adult Amblyope With Vision Therapy

Abstract

Amblyopia is a common neurodevelopmental visual disorder that results in reduced contrast, motor perception, and excessive crowding along with impaired visual acuity. Literature suggested this disorder can be treated with the help of behavioral treatment methods, including anti-suppression dichoptic training, perceptual learning, and video gaming brain stimulation with a recovery ranging from 40 - 60 days. Here we have presented a case where multiple modalities of vision therapy (VT) were used resulting in a prompt and stable response of visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, and stereopsis.