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Amblyopia (Lazy Eye): A study watching dichoptic movies/shows wearing the Luminopia headset and eye patches.
This study is for children: • Those ages 4-7 years old • Who have amblyopia (lazy eye) in one eye • And who have normal vision in their good eye...
This study is for children: • Those ages 4-7 years old • Who have amblyopia (lazy eye) in one eye • And who have normal vision in their good eye This study is designed to find out if watching shows or movies wearing the virtual reality headset 1 hour a day for 6 days a week, will improve vision as good as patching 2 hours a day for 7 days.
Amblyopia (Lazy Eye): A study watching dichoptic movies/shows wearing the Luminopia headset or Vivid vision headset in children 8-12 for treatment.
This study is for children: • Those ages 8-12 years old • Who have amblyopia (lazy eye) in one eye • And who have normal vision in their good eye...
This study is for children: • Those ages 8-12 years old • Who have amblyopia (lazy eye) in one eye • And who have normal vision in their good eye This study is designed to find out if watching shows wearing the Luminopia headset (1 hour per day 6 days per week) or playing games using the Vivid Vision headset (25 minutes per day, 6 days per week) improves vision better than glasses alone.
Chronic Uveitis: A Study Looking at Social Factors and Uveitis Outcomes
This study is for children: • Between 0-22 years old • Must have chronic uveitis • Must be seen in the Uveitis Clinic at Children's Mercy...
This study is for children: • Between 0-22 years old • Must have chronic uveitis • Must be seen in the Uveitis Clinic at Children's Mercy The purpose of this study is to understand whether social factors (like zip codes, access to transportation, etc.) impact uveitis. Patients who participate will complete a one-time survey during a clinic appointment.
Non-infectious Uveitis: A study trying to predict the response of Methotrexate on non-infectious uveitis using eye testing
This study is for those who are: • less than 18 years of age • patients must have been diagnosed with non-infectious uveitis • patients must be starting Methotrexate for treatment of non-infectious uveitis...
This study is for those who are: • less than 18 years of age • patients must have been diagnosed with non-infectious uveitis • patients must be starting Methotrexate for treatment of non-infectious uveitis The main reason for this research study is to improve the way of selecting treatment for Non-infectious uveitis (NIU) patients who started to have NIU as a child. The study team will look at several different items to improve this process including demographics, eye exams, physical exams, imaging results, blood test results, and other potential risk factors. Pediatric NIU leads to vision-threatening complications or permanent vision loss in 50% of affected children. Methotrexate is the usual first chosen medication that works by suppressing the immune system.