Amblyopia treatment: Development through the ages
October 7, 2019
The word amblyopia derives from the Greek words ‘ambly’ which means dull and ‘ops’ that means vision, hence ‘amblyopia’, or in translation the ‘dullness of
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The importance of compliance for lazy eye treatment
September 30, 2019
Probably most of the parents, if not all, who have a child diagnosed with amblyopia are facing or have been facing an important issue when
VISIT US AT VISION EXPO WEST IN LAS VEGAS!
September 2, 2019
Following our official launch to the U.S. market last week, we are continuing the process of becoming a household name for the field of vision
AmblyoPlay Vision Therapy for Lazy Eye available in the U.S.
August 29, 2019
SAN FRANCISCO – Aug. 27, 2019 – AmblyoPlay, a home-based vision therapy solution for children and adults with amblyopia (lazy eye), mild strabismus (crossed or
How important is a sight in school?
August 12, 2019
Let me start with an apology. I know it is cruel for us to bring up a school in the middle of August. You finally
Active treatment options for amblyopia
August 6, 2019
It is fair to say that we have come a long way in terms of addressing amblyopia. Having been discovered early enough in its course
Following the Light – Part VIII: The Brain and Vision
July 24, 2019
Having previously discussed how the electrical impulses triggered by the photoreceptors in the retina reach the area of the brain that is devoted to visual
An eye specialist cannot be replaced by the software!
July 18, 2019
Ever since the founding of Smart Optometry in 2015, we’ve been contacted by people and companies who were thrilled to hear that they could get
AmblyoPlay recognized by GE Healthcare and EIT Health
July 11, 2019
AmblyoPlay, the award-winning vision therapy solution for children with lazy eye, has been recognized by General Electrics Healthcare division (GE HealthCare) and European Institute of
Molecular Basis of Amblyopia
July 9, 2019
We have promised you the other day that we will explain into further details what pathophysiological mechanisms exactly happen in amblyopia and why does it