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Is there hard evidence that Amblyopia is a cuase of significant disability eg learning difficulty,
- roger blackmore
(8 November 2000)
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Is there hard evidence that Amblyopia is a cuase of significant disability eg learning difficulty, |
8 November 2000 |
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roger blackmore,
Developmental peediatrician
South West Sydney Area Health Service
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Re: Is there hard evidence that Amblyopia is a cuase of significant disability eg learning difficulty,
roger.blackmore{at}swsahs.nsw.gov.au roger blackmore
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This just a question about the actual disability associated with the
amblyopic child/young adult in terms of quantitative and qualitative
developmental aspects.Is Amblyopia more strongly associated with
underachievement in sport,literacy acquisition,writing skills than other
ophthalmological conditions like refractive errors,and are the common
ophthalmological conditions of childhood associated with academic sporting
and social underachievemnt at all??
Thank you.I like your article.
Roger Blackmore
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