2020 – a year to forget or perhaps to celebrate?
January 4, 2021
Imagine yourself going back in time for exactly one year. In the beginning of 2020. The beginning of a year that should have meant so much for so many, including …
Imagine yourself going back in time for exactly one year. In the beginning of 2020. The beginning of a year that should have meant so much for so many, including …
With the advancement of computer capabilities we have witnessed in the last two decades, there has also been a considerable improvement of vision training that is available on the market. …
An inability or decreased ability to converge the eyes whilst focusing on near objects is described as convergence insufficiency. Convergence is an important ability that allow us to maintain binocular …
Amblyopia is a disorder that arises in children within the critical period for the development of vision. This is, by definition, the first 8 years of one’s life. Humans are …
A good 6 months into the worst pandemics of the 21st century so far seems like a good time to remark what we have achieved so far and what challenges …
After one has been given the diagnosis amblyopia it is usually at the same outpatient visit that he or she has already been provided with the detailed instructions for treatment. …
That is probably a question every parent is asking after their child was diagnosed, right? Well, if your kid has been given this diagnosis it is highly likely that he …
Over the last few decades, the world has witnessed massive progress towards digitalization in literally every aspect of our lives. Medicine in general as well as ophthalmology are of course …
Amblyopia is a disorder that can be very effectively treated early in one’s life, within the so-called critical period for vision development. Historically, the critical period for vision development was …
Nystagmus is a condition that is characterized by involuntary, repetitive, even jerky movements of the eyes in different directions. It may be congenital or acquired, also physiological but there many …