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Bifocals and Down's syndrome: correction or treatment
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Al-Bagdady M et al. - Bifocals are an effective correction for the reduced accommodation in children with DS and also act to improve accommodation with a success rate of 65%. Bifocal wear can therefore be temporary, i.e. a `treatment' for the deficit, in at least one third of children.
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