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Experience underlines efficacy of full-time occlusion for amblyopia

Anaheim, CA-Outcomes from experience spanning more than 30 years and involving hundreds of patients indicate that full-time occlusion is a highly safe and effective method for treating amblyopia and accomplishing the goal of obtaining equal visual acuity, said William E. Scott, MD, in the fourth annual Marshall M. Parks Lecture at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

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