Dynamic Vision: Vision Therapy through the Anti-Gravity System.

In the four circle model, AM Skeffington proposed the idea of the anti-gravity system as one of the building blocks of vision. While the anti-gravity system is highly active in many vision therapy techniques, conditions can be arranged to ensure full engagement. This paper will briefly discuss the t...

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Publicado en:Journal of Behavioral Optometry Vol. 23; no. 2; pp. 40 - 44
Autor principal: Gates, Tanner
Formato: pictorial Journal Article
Publicado: Optometric Extension Program 2012
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          Eye Diseases Therapy
          Optometry Methods
          Gravity, Altered
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      ab: In the four circle model, AM Skeffington proposed the idea of the anti-gravity system as one of the building blocks of vision. While the anti-gravity system is highly active in many vision therapy techniques, conditions can be arranged to ensure full engagement. This paper will briefly discuss the tecto-pulvinar pathway and vestibular system and explain how they play a role in vision therapy as it relates to the anti-gravity system. Specific vision therapy procedures emphasizing the anti-gravity system will be discussed.
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