1955
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1955.00930020899013
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Unequal Corrected Visual Acuity as Related to Anisometropia

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“…Many studies, mainly with artificially induced anisometropia, have reported a linear correlation between the degree of anisometropia and amblyopia severity (Copps, 1944;Jampolsky et al, 1955), especially with hyperopic anisometropia (Sen, 1980); still, not all authors have verified these findings. Most of these studies have been on artificial anisometropia (Brooks et al, 1996;Donzis et al, 1983;Goodwin & Romano, 1985;Lovasik & Szymkiw, 1985) and have aimed at determining the minimum level of anisometropia that involves a risk of inducing amblyopia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many studies, mainly with artificially induced anisometropia, have reported a linear correlation between the degree of anisometropia and amblyopia severity (Copps, 1944;Jampolsky et al, 1955), especially with hyperopic anisometropia (Sen, 1980); still, not all authors have verified these findings. Most of these studies have been on artificial anisometropia (Brooks et al, 1996;Donzis et al, 1983;Goodwin & Romano, 1985;Lovasik & Szymkiw, 1985) and have aimed at determining the minimum level of anisometropia that involves a risk of inducing amblyopia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to establish a guideline for treatment, many authors have searched for a correlation between the degree of anisometropia and the severity of amblyopia. This correlation has been verified in many studies but, unfortunately, not by all authors (Caputo et al, 2001;Copps, 1944;De Vries, 1985;Hardman-Lea et al, 1989;Helveston, 1966;Ingram, 1977;Jampolsky et al, 1955;Kivlin & Flynn, 1981;Kutschke et al, 1991;Sen, 1980Sen, , 1982Sjöstrand & Abrahamsson, 1990;Townshend et al, 1993;Vital-Durand & Ayzac, 1996;Weakley, 2001). Moreover, many studies have been conducted with experimentally-induced anisometropia.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…12 Children with uncorrected astigmatism experience blurred vision at distance and near unlike myopic patients who can see clearly at their anterior focal point and hyperopic patients who can partially or completely focus an image through accommodation. 13 Another possible explanation is that cylindrical refraction can be more difficult to accurately determine in children, who are often uncooperative for examination, potentially reducing the effect of spectacle treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Кроме того, анизэйкония является еще одним амблиогенным фактором, так как ретинальные изображения различных размеров могут представлять собой препятствие для фузии [9]. По мне-нию Коломиец В.А., устойчивость бинокулярного зрения при анизометропии определяется не только величиной анизометропии и процентом анизэйконии (по данным литературы, совместимой с бинокулярными функциями является анизэйкония от 1,5 до 5,0%), но и индивидуаль-ной способностью к компенсации разноразмерных изо-бражений за счет корковых механизмов бинокулярного зрения [10].…”
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“…Полученные результаты свидетельствуют о том, что анизометропическая амблиопия чаще наблюдается при гиперметропии и гиперметропическом астигматизме. К таким же выводам пришло и большинство других ав-торов [4,9], хотя и противоположные взгляды также су-ществуют [8].…”
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