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Vision screening: a dilemma for schools.
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Preliminary report of the Colorado School Vision Screening Interdisciplinary Task Force.
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Vision screening in preschool children.
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Children referred from school vision screening.
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Vision screening in preschool children.
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Vision screening in preschool children.
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Vision screening in preschool children.
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Vision screening in preschool children.
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Vision screening in older children.
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Vision screening and the detection of amblyopia in children.
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Vision screening of preschool children.
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Vision screening and hearing in the elderly.
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Vision screening and children's access to eye care.
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[2 years' evaluation of vision screening at nursery schools in Bordeaux].
The role of the primary care agents is fundamental to the early detection of amblyopia though careful assessment of visual acuity. We find our personal experience of a check up realized in Bordeaux infant schools. 15% of children under the age of 6 years had a visual anomaly.
Vision screening of an adolescent inner city population: a high failure rate and low compliance on follow-up care.
625 inner city high school students were screened. Some 45.8% of this sample were designated as special education students. The referral rate was 52.3% for all students screened. Detailed failure rate by group and category are reported. Special education students had a higher incidence of uncorrected hyperopia and binocular dysfunction. Intervention strategies to improve a poor compliance rate for follow-up care are discussed.