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[Low vision and care strategy].

Authors: Christian, Corbé;

[Low vision and care strategy].

Abstract

A low vision method is based on tests or exercices whose supports are, how the visual system works as a whole, with independant separated frequential canals, an elaboration of a mental representation with the intervention of memory mechanism and prototypie structuration of objects, a multisensorial analysis of the representation and not only a visual analysis. Two goals are pursued within this method: firstly, the evaluation consists of defining the patient's visual capacity and the means he carried out; secondly the reeducation, through appropriate practices, enables the patient to get aware of his limits. Through this awareness, the patient gets a better use of his visual capacity.

Keywords

Vision Disorders, Humans, France

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