Analysis of treatment in children with amblyopia
Sun Hui
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Sun Hui
Abstract
Objective To study efficiency on treatment of amblyopia Methods Two hundred and thirty nine children 456 eyes with amblyopia were treated Results 78 07% were cured and 8 56% appeared effective The recovery rate of minimal degree of amblyopia was 90 52%, moderate degree was 71 43%, severe degree was 35 71%, ametropic amblyopia was 88 80%, anisometropic amblyopia was 67 24%, strabismic amblyopia was 69 57% Conclusion The results of treatment are associated with age, degree, and types of amblyopia The minimal degree and low age of amblyopia had the better effect and the ametropic amblyopia is the best in response to treatment
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Objective To study efficiency on treatment of amblyopia Methods Two hundred and thirty nine children 456 eyes with amblyopia were treated Results 78 07% were cured and 8 56% appeared effective The recovery rate of minimal degree of amblyopia was 90 52%, moderate degree was 71 43%, severe degree was 35 71%, ametropic amblyopia was 88 80%, anisometropic amblyopia was 67 24%, strabismic amblyopia was 69 57% Conclusion The results of treatment are associated with age, degree, and types of amblyopia The minimal degree and low age of amblyopia had the better effect and the ametropic amblyopia is the best in response to treatment
Key concepts: Medicine, Degree (music), Ophthalmology, Optometry, Acoustics, Physics