Eye trainer AIST-01LK Treatment of Glaucoma Myopia Amblyopia

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Eye trainer AIST-01LK Treatment of Glaucoma Myopia Amblyopia
Amblyostimulator"Aist-01LK"is a device for improving vision.
Amblyostimulator"AIST-01LK"- a highly effective device for improving vision, a powerful weapon against blindness and vision, is most effective in amblyopia (up to 95.3%). The curative beam falls precisely on the target - the central cone apparatus of the retina. The visual acuity after the sessions of stimulation and training is steadily increasing. Only 2-3 lightings per day for 10-15 minutes with subsequent visual loading provide an increase in visual acuity of the visually impaired eye by 0.1 - 0.2 per month. After 6-8 months of classes, the eyes again gain the opportunity to see normally. The device Ambliostimulator"AIST-01LK"is specially designed for fast and effective improvement of vision due to the effect on the eye of the light flux of the optimal frequency and spectrum. The device was tested in leading clinics and approved by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus (registration certificate No. IM-7.93386 / 1709), successfully applied in clinical practice for more than 20 years.
The device Ambliostimulator"AIST-01LK"is used as an individual eye simulator for the treatment of amblyopia - reduced visual acuity of a functional nature, as well as as a physiotherapeutic agent for the treatment of glaucoma, myopia, dystrophic lesions of the retina and optic nerve, for the correction of chronic fatigue syndrome and seasonal depression . Treatment is carried out due to the impact on the organ of vision of light pulses of a certain frequency and spectrum. It is used in medical institutions, specialized pre-school institutions for children with visual impairment, as well as at home by the patient himself, with constant supervision by the oculist.
Modes: 3 light modes
Indications: various types of amblyopia: refractive, anisometropic, dysbinocular, obscuration; myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, glaucoma,dystrophic lesions of the retina and optic nerve, computer syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome and seasonal depression.