Retina Foundation Of The Southwest

This study tests whether special video games can help children with lazy eye see better. Researchers are comparing three different game approaches over 8-12 weeks to find which works best. The study involves 120 children aged 4-10 who will play these vision-training games instead…

This study is testing whether watching videos at home with special glasses can improve vision in children aged 8-12 with amblyopia (lazy eye). The Curesight™ system uses eye-tracking technology to blur parts of the screen for the stronger eye, encouraging the brain to use the wea…

This study is testing whether watching special 'asynchronous' movies is as effective as the standard eye patch treatment for improving vision in children aged 3-7 with lazy eye (amblyopia). Children will be randomly assigned to either watch the movies or wear a patch at home for …

This study is testing whether a new 'patch-free' treatment for lazy eye (amblyopia) works better than the standard eye patch treatment. Children ages 3-12 will be randomly assigned to either watch videos through special glasses or wear a traditional adhesive eye patch for 12 week…