(1) Objective To investigate the affection of anisometropia on stereopsis and its mechanism.

(2) Results Stereoscopic vision was associated with optic vision, anisometropia , operation time and age.

(3) Anisometropia could also be observed in these two kinds of congenital optic disc anomalies.

(4) Conclusion The technology of LASIK for anisometropia of children with high myopia is safe, effective, predictable, and stable.

(5) Conclusion Consolidate of anisometropia amblyopia have been cured is found to arrest palindromia.

(6) ObjectiveTo study the relationship between the degree of anisometropia and depth of amblyopia with primary microtropia .

(7) Conclusions Patients with ametropia, esp. high myopia or anisometropia, should be provided a corrected glasses or contact lens in time.

(8) Methods The clinical data of 63 children with anisometropia were reviewed. The relationship between anisometropia , difference image and ocular axis was compared and analyzed statistically.

(9) Objective To investigate the relationship between anisometropia , difference image and ocular axis in children.

(10) Their ametropia and anisometropia were rectified by wearing glasses upon examination and they were also subject to opaque(method), family refined performance, coordination training and laser therapy.

(11) Conclusion The origin of the anisometropia is involved with imbalanced development of axial and independent of dioptric power.

(12) AIM: To detect experimental myopia and hyperopic anisometropia(), and probe into their effects on stereopsis acuities.

(13) More younger, more stronger in ability of stranding anisometropia. Conclusion: the abnormity from hypermetropic anisometropia could be corrected to a great degree by ma...

(14) Conclusion The extent of amblyopia is related to extent of anisometropia but not its type.

(15) Objective To study the relationship between the degree of anisometropia and the depth of amblyopia.

(16) Amblyopia is a common developmental disorder of spatial vision, which main associated risk factors are strabismus, anisometropia and visual deprivation before the age of 7 years.

(17) Conclusion It is safe, effective and predictable for excimer laser-in-situ keratomileusis(LASIK) to treat myopia anisometropia and mixed astigmatism.

(18) Conclusion LASIK appears to be safe, effective and preferred treatment for correction of myopic anisometropia.

(19) The clinical observation results and treatment of 162 cases are reported in four aspects: children's vision, eye position, stereopsis and the evolution of anisometropia.

(20) Conclusion: The axial length was the most significant factor to the childrens anisometropia.

(21) Objective: To investigate the principle of matching glasses and comeback of visual function in the patients of hypermetropic anisometropia.

(22) Objective : To analysis the correlation between the ocular components and the anisometropia in children.