斜弱视及其治疗与儿童心理健康关系的研究进展

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Strabismus and amblyopia are common eye diseases correlated with visual development in children.Strabismus, amblyopia and the associated treatments are closely related with the sociopsychological health of children. Current researches indicates that children with strabismus are likely to be alienated and discriminated against. In comparison with normal children, they are more likely to have sociopsychological problems. Even more mental disturbance might occur in serious cases. Timely strabismic treatments could exert a positive sociopsychological impact on children with strabismus. Although there is no unanimous opinion about the psychological effect of childhood amblyopia, most research indicates that treatments for amblyopia might exert a negative influence on sociopsychological health. Effective psychological intervention could promote compliance with amblyopic treatments, and minimize treatments' negative impact on childhood mental health. With more research, the sociopsychological children may face will gradually be illuminated, and the findings will provide a more sound theoretical basis for psychological intervention.

Key words： strabismus amblyopia treatments mental health review

Received: 24 January 2017

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This study was funded by Scientific Research Project of Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau(20124102)

Corresponding Authors: Xiangui He, Shanghai Eye Diseases Prevention and Treatment Center, Shanghai 200040, China (Email: xianhezi@163.com)

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Junjie Deng,Jun Qiang,Xiangui He等. Research Progress in Understanding the Relationship Treatment of Strabismus, Amblyopia and the Mental Health of Children[J]. Chinese Journal of Optometry Ophthalmology and Visual science, 2017, 19(11): 694-698.

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