Assertion: strabismus's brain | /r/CapableOf | ignore the image
Facets:
value: from one eye
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to avoid double vision
type: PURPOSE
value: in the other
type: OTHER
value: in children
type: LOCATION
value: in a child with strabismus
type: OTHER
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: in an attempt
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: To avoid double vision, amblyopia, or lazy eye, occurs, and the brain ignores the image from the turned eye.
text: In an attempt to avoid double vision, the brain will eventually disregard the image from one eye.
text: Double vision does not occur in children with strabismus because if the problem isn’t corrected in time, the brain begins to ignore images from one eye.
text: If this eye isn't fixed when a child is young, the child's brain will always ignore the pictures from the weak eye.
text: To fix the problem, the brain may ignore the picture coming from the one eye so it gets only one clear image.
text: Because the brain ignores one of the images, it causes vision loss in one eye called amblyopia — or “lazy eye
text: To stop confusion, the brain will sometimes ignore part of the image from one eye.
text: The brain may ignore the image from the misaligned eye to avoid double vision, resulting in poor vision development of that eye.
text: To avoid double vision, the brain may ignore the image from the turned eye, resulting in poor vision development in that eye.
text: This occurs because the brain, which no longer has the flexibility of early childhood, is unable to ignore the image from the deviated eye.
text: The brain may ignore the image from the misaligned eye to avoid double vision, resulting in poor vision development of that eye.
text: in children: the brain ignores the image from the turned eye and the child loses depth perception and vision in the turned eye; adults who develop strabismus: often have double vision b/c the brain cannot easily ignore the image from the turned eye
text: However, in a child with strabismus, the brain often ignores the image coming from the eye that is misaligned.
text: To avoid seeing double, the child's brain may ignore the image from the eye that is not focused straight ahead.
text: The condition can also trigger Amblyopia – lazy eyes – and occurs when one or both eyes do not work together to look at an object and the brain may be paying attention to the image from only one eye and ignoring the image in the other.
text: To avoid visual confusion, as an adaptation, the brain can learn to suppress or disregard the image seen by the turning eye.