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See Latest ArticlesThe Teller Acuity Cards Are Effective in Detecting Amblyopia
Optometry and Vision Science, 06/05/09
Drover JR et al. - Although grating acuity is finer than optotype acuity in amblyopic eyes, most children with amblyopia were identified correctly suggesting that grating acuity is an effective clinical alternative for detecting amblyopia.
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