Neuro Vision therapy, a decade-old practice, has recently been the focus of a study highlighting its remarkable effectiveness in rapidly enhancing stereopsis, the ability to perceive 3D vision.

The study aimed to compare the effectiveness of active vision therapy (AVT) and conventional patching therapy in improving visual acuity (VA) and stereoacuity in children with amblyopia. The 65 participants underwent either AVT or patching therapy, with significant improvements observed in both groups' amblyopic eyes (AE) in terms of VA. 

Stereoacuity gains were significantly higher in the AVT group compared to the patching group. The conclusion drawn is that while AVT outperforms patching therapy in enhancing stereoacuity, it does not show a significant advantage in improving VA in children with amblyopia.

Reference: 
Suwal, R., Dev, M. K., Khatri, B., Khadka, D., Shrestha, A., Sharma, S., & Upadhyay, M. P. (Year). Impact of active vision therapy compared to conventional patching therapy on visual acuity and stereoacuity in children with amblyopia. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Page Range.