Adherence to home-based videogame treatment for amblyopia in children and adults

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Adherence to home-based videogame treatment for amblyopia in children and adults

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Clinical relevance: Home-based videogame treatments are increasingly popular for amblyopia treatment. However, at-home treatments tend to be done in short sessions and with frequent disruptions, which may reduce the effectiveness of binocular visual stimulation. These treatment adherence patterns need to be accounted for when considering dose-response relationships and treatment effectiveness. Background: Home-based videogame treatments are increasingly being used for various sensory conditio...

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02 Mar, 2021

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Tina Y Gao / Joanna M Black / Raiju J Babu / William R Bobier / Arijit Chakraborty / Shuan Dai / Cindy X Guo / Robert F Hess / Michelle Jenkins / Yannan Jiang / Lisa S Kearns / Lionel Kowal / Carly S Y Lam / Peter C K Pang / Varsha Parag / Roberto Pieri / Rajkumar Nallour Raveendren / Jayshree South / Sandra Elfride Staffieri / Angela Wadham / Natalie Walker / Benjamin Thompson

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https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Adherence_to_home-based_videogame_treatment_fo...

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Amblyopia / children’s vision / Medicine / Pharmacology / Sociology / Cancer / Mental Health / Plant Biology

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