Assertion: strabismus's brain | /r/CapableOf | learn to ignore the image
Facets:
value: from the weaker eye
type: OTHER
value: over time
type: TEMPORAL
value: in children
type: OTHER
value: from that eye
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In children, the brain may learn to ignore (suppress) the image from the weaker eye.
text: If strabismus is not treated, the brain learns to ignore images from the misaligned eye so that vision is not doubled.
text: To avoid visual confusion, as an adaptation, the brain can learn to suppress or disregard the image seen by the turning eye.
text: But over time the brain will learn to ignore the image from the turned eye.
text: Furthermore, when one eye is deviated in early childhood, the brain may learn to ignore the image from that eye, and amblyopia (lazy eye) often results.
text: It is also important to note when an infant or young child has strabismus, their brain will eventually learn to ignore the image from the misaligned eye and will only focus on the ‘straight’ eye.
text: This confuses the brain, and the brain may learn to ignore the image from the weaker eye.
text: A: When strabismus begins in childhood, the brain learns to ignore the image from one eye just to avoid double vision.
text: At first, this may create double vision and confusion, but over time the brain will learn to ignore the image from the turned eye (suppression).
text: Over time, the brain may learn to ignore the image from the weaker eye.
text: In children, the brain may learn to ignore (suppress) the image from the weaker eye.
text: A: When strabismus begins in childhood, the brain learns to ignore the image from one eye just to avoid double vision.
text: This usually causes double vision, but over time the brain learns to ignore the image from the crossed eye.