New Therapy May Improve Vision After Stroke Or Brain Injury
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New Therapy Offers Hope for Vision Improvement After Stroke or Brain Injury
Overview
Encouraging news for the 10.1 million Americans who have survived a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI): a promising new therapy may help restore vision. The American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control report that 1.5 million survivors experience vision loss, with numbers rising by over 90,000 each year. This often impacts daily activities like reading and walking, affecting confidence and independence.
Breakthrough Therapy
Historically, survivors of stroke and TBI had limited rehabilitation options, focusing only on speech, physical, and occupational therapy. Now, the NovaVision Vision Restoration Therapy (VRT) offers a new possibility for vision recovery, regardless of when the injury occurred.
Understanding VRT
VRT is the first FDA-cleared device designed to help restore vision. Patients complete the therapy at home, dedicating about an hour a day for six to seven months. The therapy leverages neuroplasticity, a cutting-edge concept recognizing the brain's ability to adapt and reorganize in response to stimulation.
Proven Benefits
Supported by 15 years of clinical research, VRT has treated over 1,000 patients. Many have experienced significant improvements in vision, enhancing their quality of life. R. Lewis, a patient who started VRT seven years after his stroke, reported better balance and coordination. He enjoys activities like playing catch with his grandchildren again.
How to Access VRT
NovaVision VRT is available at top medical, eye, and rehabilitation centers across the United States. Institutions such as the Emory Eye Center in Atlanta and the Neurological Institute of New York at Columbia University Medical Center offer this therapy. The program is customized and updated monthly to maximize results, with patients visiting a NovaVision Partner Clinic for initial and final evaluations.
With this innovative therapy, many stroke and TBI survivors now have renewed hope for regaining lost vision and improving their everyday lives.
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