Accommodation in cerebral palsy: function and remediation

Duckman, R.H.

Journal of the American Optometric Association 55(4): 281-283

1984


ISSN/ISBN: 0003-0244
PMID: 6725827
Document Number: 240851
Accommodation function, in a population of severely involved cerebral palsied children, is significantly lowered or absent. This observation suggests that lowered amplitudes and accommodation facility could be part of the cerebral palsy syndrome and untrainable . This paper looks at the accommodative function and the results of vision training on such a population.

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