Amblyopia is usually caused by one of the following visual abnormalities, anisometropia, visual deprivation, or strabismus. Those were already thoroughly discussed in our previous posts, so follow the links above …
Strabismus or squint is one of the underlying pathologies that are if presented in early childhood, likely to result in amblyopia. It is characterized by the deviation of the two …
Duane retraction syndrome is a rare congenital abnormality that is characterized by the inability to move the affected eye outwards, hence leading to strabismus. It sometimes also includes various problems …
Amblyopia is a disorder that practically never arises by itself. It is a disorder that is triggered by an underlying pathology that defines the type of amblyopia. Whilst the impairment …
People often believe that strabismus somewhat equals amblyopia and vice versa, and whilst these two often coexist they should not be inherently considered as coinciding entities. We shall explain why …
Amblyopia that arises due to visual deprivation is especially challenging to treat Amblyopia or lazy eye is a disorder that ensues following certain ocular abnormalities, namely (A) refractive errors, (B) …
Strabismus and problems with extraocular muscles are frequently present whenever there are issues with uneven development of the eyes. To direct our gaze wherever desired, and to be able to …
