Amblyopia is known as cross eye and lazy eye, a condition most often seen in children when one eye has much stronger vision capabilities than the other. The brain favors the stronger eye, so there is a loss of vision and control in the weaker eye. Symptoms include blurry vision and double vision. Causes include abnormal eye shape and muscle control.
Departments and Programs Who Treat This Condition
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Ophthalmology
BUEA offers routine eye examinations and a wide array of diagnostic evaluations and treatments for patients of all ages with eye conditions including cataracts, ocular surface dis…
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Comprehensive Ophthalmology Service
Our Comprehensive Ophthalmology Service offers a wide array of evaluations and treatments for eye conditions, including surgical treatment.