2011 · 27 citations · 4 references
MedicineOphthalmologyPediatricsPediatric OphthalmologyPediatric OptometryVisual DisordersDevelopmental Disorders Of VisionEyes AssessmentPediatric Eye DiseasePediatric Vision DisordersPediatric Vision ScreeningVisual ImpairmentAmblyopia DetectionChildhood Vision DisordersChildhood Vision ScreeningEarly DiagnosisLea Symbols TestingVisual Acuity Screening
One of the major problems of doctors when dealing with children is to capture and maintain their attention. This is particularly true for oculists that must test children eyes, especially if they are very young. In this paper we present PlayWithEyes, a serious game that aims at testing the children eyes while they are having fun playing with Lea symbols and images taken from popular cartoons, using a touch interface. PlayWithEyes was created to perform screening of visual acuity of very young children, since early diagnosis is very important for some sight defects like amblyopia (lazy eye).
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