Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports

Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports

Key Clinical Message Visual function problems is a common, yet easily overlooked group of issues after stroke that may hamper the capacity to perform rehabilitation activities and resume daily tasks. We show the potential of an intense vision therapy program for restoring objectively measurable visu...

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Main Authors: Ingrid Axelsson, Anders Holmblad, Jan Johansson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2019-04-01
Series:Clinical Case Reports
Subjects:
eye‐tracking
stroke
vision therapy
visual field
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2064
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spelling doaj-8d909a8f3a90430ab6af83727945bdf22020-11-24T21:35:57ZengWileyClinical Case Reports2050-09042019-04-017470771310.1002/ccr3.2064Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reportsIngrid Axelsson0Anders Holmblad1Jan Johansson2Stockholm Low Vision Center Stockholm SwedenStockholm Low Vision Center Stockholm SwedenDepartment of Clinical Neuroscience, Eye and Vision Karolinska Institutet Stockholm SwedenKey Clinical Message Visual function problems is a common, yet easily overlooked group of issues after stroke that may hamper the capacity to perform rehabilitation activities and resume daily tasks. We show the potential of an intense vision therapy program for restoring objectively measurable visual functions and documented improvements in activity‐based performance.https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2064eye‐trackingstrokevision therapyvisual field
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Anders Holmblad
Jan Johansson
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Jan Johansson
Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
Clinical Case Reports
eye‐tracking
stroke
vision therapy
visual field
author_facet Ingrid Axelsson
Anders Holmblad
Jan Johansson
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title Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
title_short Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
title_full Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
title_fullStr Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
title_full_unstemmed Restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: Three case reports
title_sort restoring visual capacity after stroke using an intense office‐based vision therapy program: three case reports
publisher Wiley
series Clinical Case Reports
issn 2050-0904
publishDate 2019-04-01
description Key Clinical Message Visual function problems is a common, yet easily overlooked group of issues after stroke that may hamper the capacity to perform rehabilitation activities and resume daily tasks. We show the potential of an intense vision therapy program for restoring objectively measurable visual functions and documented improvements in activity‐based performance.
topic eye‐tracking
stroke
vision therapy
visual field
url https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2064
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