Translation of "sd6-6" into Icelandic

S.D.6-6

11. Describe the various ways in which visual problems early in life can lead to abnormal visual development and stereoblindness. Strabismus (eye misalignment) – when the eyes do no align properly, the brain may suppress input from one eye to avoid double vision, leading to a lack of stereo vision and depth perception. Amblyopia (lazy eye) – caused by unequal vision in the two eyes, amblyopia can result in one eye being ignored by the brain, leading to reduced visual acuity and poor dept perception. Anisometropia (different refractive errors in each eye) – significant differences in the refractive power of each eye can cause one eye to be more dominant, affecting the development of normal binocular vision and potentially leading to stereoblindness.