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R.P 1.4 Targeting Higher-Level Brain Functions for Amblyopia Rehabilitation

Targeting Higher-Level Brain Functions for Amblyopia Rehabilitation

Overview

Amblyopia is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by reduced visual acuity in one or both eyes, significantly impairing visual acuity and 3D vision (stereopsis).  This project aims to develop a novel rehabilitation approach for amblyopia in both children and adults by targeting higher-level brain mechanisms related to visual attention. Building on evidence that neuroplasticity persists in the adult brain, the study focuses on improving binocular and 3D vision rather than visual acuity alone. The work involves creating a new visual-attention–based training framework, including a web-based, home-use program delivered through personal devices, complemented by clinic-based and home-based neuromodulation technologies designed to enhance neuroplasticity and accelerate visual recovery.

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