2018International Journal of Ophthalmology and Clinical ResearchOpen access

The Effect of Initial Visual Acuity on Visual Prognosis in Low Vision Aid and Rehabilitation Cases

Deniz Altınbay, ADIBELLI Fatih Mehmet

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Low Vision Aid (LVA) devices which are used to enable patients to use their remaining sight in the most efficient way in low vision aid and rehabilitation and to reintroduce them to society as independent individuals, provide vision improvement in patients whose sight cannot be improved through standard procedures.

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Low Vision Aid (LVA) devices which are used to enable patients to use their remaining sight in the most efficient way in low vision aid and rehabilitation and to reintroduce them to society as independent individuals, provide vision improvement in patients whose sight cannot be improved through standard procedures.

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Low Vision Aid (LVA) devices which are used to enable patients to use their remaining sight in the most efficient way in low vision aid and rehabilitation and to reintroduce them to society as independent individuals, provide vision improvement in patients whose sight cannot be improved through standard procedures.

Key concepts: Sight, Low vision, Vision rehabilitation, Visual acuity, Rehabilitation, Visual rehabilitation, Optometry, Medicine

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