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An Audit of The Royal College of Ophthalmologists Strabismic Amblyopia Treatment Protocol: A Departmental Review
Strabismus, 06/24/09

Norris JH et al. - Recorded vision at 6 weeks is more informative for making treatment decisions than that recorded at presentation. The 14 week review confers no benefit to those with reliable and improving visual acuity. Those patients presenting with a large discrepancy in visual acuity do not improve after 14 weeks and authors feel that these patients could be occluded at 6 weeks.

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