Talk:Convergence insufficiency

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i want to study the prevelence of convergence insuficiency in school children for my thesis project. can any one help me out in this context im totaly blank. khushi.

Hi Khushi, The National Eye Institute published a scientific study on convergence insufficiency in 2008. See www.convergenceinsufficiency.org for links to the study and also other studies on the prevalence of CI.

Hi Khushi - You need to contact the nearest medical college / medical center - go to their Department of Ophthalmology and enlist the help of one of the professors/consultants of Community Ophthalmology section. If they are willing to help, you can go with them. All the best.

Khushi - go to this page: http://www.covd.org/Home/Convergence/tabid/89/Default.aspx for information on convergence insufficiency. That should help you get a good start. 98.21.149.231 (talk) 15:21, 28 April 2010 (UTC)Pam[reply]