AmblyGo
Amblyopia, colloquially known as “lazy eye”, is a neurodevelopmental disorder of the visual system which causes reduced vision in one or both eyes. It is usually a result of abnormal visual experiences during the developmental years. With a prevalence of 2%-5%, it is among the leading causes of visual disability in children and adults with residual disease.
Amblyopia may be due to:
- Anisometropia
- Strabismus
- Stimulation deprivation
Amblyopia has traditionally been considered a mono ocular disorder causing a binocular dysfunction. As a result, patching or penalizing the good eye has been the gold standard of treatment for many years. This forces the brain to focus on the image received by the affected eye. But this treatment has its limitations.
- Children are non-complaint to patching.
- Prolonged treatment which can go on years.
- 15%- 50% may be left with residual Amblyopia.
- 20%-50% may have recurrent Amblyopia on stopping the treatment.
- Being mono ocular treatment, many patients never develop higher binocular vision function of stereopsis.
- It is not recommended beyond the age of 9 years.
Our Approach To Amblyopia Management & Treatment
The current concept is that Amblyopia is a binocular dysfunction, and it is caused because of the suppression by the ocular dominance columns of the dominant eye over the non-dominant eye at the level of the cerebral cortex. Dichoptic therapy is emerging as a very effective tool in the management of Amblyopia. Here, contrast-adjusted images are presented to the 2 eyes, with the dominant eye getting an image of lesser contrast than the non-dominant eye.
This contrast differentiation removes the interocular suppression in the ocular dominance columns and results in a visual gain of the amblyopic eye. Bynocs vision therapy software for lazy eye now offers treatment for Amblyopia in the form of games. Treatment is based on the principle of Dichoptic therapy, where both the eyes are made to view images with different levels of contrast. The patient is made to play games on a patented software with both the eyes open and wearing special anaglyph glasses.
How Bynocs Works
There are various games for better engagement, and it is recommended to play these games for 30-40 minutes and at least 5 times a week. Usually, the initial improvement is seen in 2 weeks, and a good result can be expected in 6-8 weeks in appropriate cases. Bynocs vision therapy software for lazy eye provides a comprehensive software-based Amblyopia management and treatment program package, including diagnosis and therapy, to ophthalmologists and eye care specialists.
Advantages of Bynocs:
- Good compliance as children love to play games.
- 90% success rate.
- No recurrence.
- Being a binocular treatment develops stereopsis.
- No incidence of Diplopia.
- Successful in managing Adult amblyopia.
What The Top Ophthalmologists have to say about Bynocs AmblyGo
Dr. Arthur Cummings
Consultant Eye Surgeon @ Wellington Eye Clinic, Ireland
One of the Top 100 most influential people in the world of ophthalmology
Dr. Ryan D’Souza
For undergoing the Bynocs treatment program, the clinic or the patient should have the following
Laptop or Desktop
with a minimum size of 11 inches
Google Chrome
as a web browser
A ruler or
a scale
for measurement and calibration
Anaglyph glasses
Zoom call
Working knowledge to set up & call
Bynocs Process
