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The visual training technique led to no improvement in objective measures of visual acuity, but did lead to an improvement in one relatively subjective measure of visual acuity and a parallel improvement in psychological conditions. The students with myopia who were treated consequently had a greater sense of general well-being.

Since the average diameter of the non-perfused area was about 2.75 disc diameters, this case demonstrates that small RNVs can appear in less extensive areas of ischemia than is generally believed.