Screening 3-Year-Olds for Visual Problems: Are We Gaining or Falling Behind?
Abstract
Abstract The article by Hammond and Schmidt1 in this issue of the Archives documents the feasibility of using a simple and inexpensive modality to test for visual problems in children 3 years and older. Moreover, the test can be administered rapidly and inexpensively by laypersons with a minimum of training. In fact, this test of the Random Dot E compared See also p 54. favorably with a battery of tests performed by more highly trained examiners. Since we have a test that is easy to...