How to pronounce “amblyopia” in English

And so what youíre talking about is a condition called strabismic amblyopia.

We call it as a lazy eye, the amblyopia.

Mark Thayer from MIT and his colleagues have demonstrated success with this general strategy in an animal model of amblyopia.

What you're talking about, where somebody always uses the same eye for fixation, and always turns the other, causes the condition, strabismic amblyopia.

Once people realize that there are studies that are called "perceptual learning studies", and guess what they found, gee, you take a person who has a weak eye, an amblyopia, and