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How Neuro Eye-Therapy works

Clinical trials showed that an interactive computer based vision training task, used daily, can lead to improved vision over time. This training task automatically adjusts the visual patterns to maximise improvement. Each vision rehabilitation session takes approximately 25 minutes once or twice daily for a minimum of 5 days per week and uses the Vision Rehabilitation Program installed in your home.

The daily task involves looking at a computer screen and deciding whether or not an image is presented within the blind area by pressing one of two response buttons. Initially patients can only guess whether the image was presented, but after a three month training period patients experience an improvement in their visual sensitivity in the blind areas of their visual field. The ability to detect stimuli will improve further over time: the training task is interactive and automatically adjusts the visual stimuli to maximise improvement.

Clinical studies have shown that improved performance on this task extends to improvements in many activities of daily living, leading to enhanced quality of life.