Use of a personal microcomputer for orthoptic therapy

Personal microcomputers have become almost commonplace in the last few years. Their great flexibility and ability to present graphic images on demand would seem to make them ideal tools for use in a visual training program. We have written such a program for doing fusional vergence therapy that interacts with the patient and stores the results of the training sessions. The features of the program are described and the results from two patients are summarized.