How Virtual Reality Is Being Used To Treat Amblyopia - Dr. Dennis Levi

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How Virtual Reality Is Being Used To Treat Amblyopia - Dr. Dennis Levi

FromBroadEye: An Ophthalmology Podcast

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Mar 1, 2022

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In this episode, Dr. Dennis Levi provides an in-depth overview of the causes and treatment options for patients with Amblyopia. Dr. Levi highlights how virtual reality and perceptual learning are becoming increasingly important in optimizing stereovision.

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Mar 1, 2022

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Authentic conversations about the knowledge gaps in ophthalmology and eye care, with guests hailing from ophthalmology and optometry clinics, vision research labs, industry, private companies, and the low vision community.

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How Virtual Reality Is Being Used To Treat Amblyopia - Dr. Dennis Levi

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