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Monocular Fixation in Binocular Field (MFBF) Matching Game, English

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Monocular Fixation in Binocular Field (MFBF) Matching Game

  • The MFBF Matching Game (also known as Red Red Rock Game) was developed as an exercise activity for use in all aspects of vision therapy. The goal of this activity is to serve as a bridge from monocular to binocular activities, improving efficiency of the patient’s use of accommodative and binocular systems. This game offers 7 levels of exercises based on the age and capability of the patient.
  • The game includes Red Suppression Backing Sheet, Display Tray with compartments for the game components. 7 sets of tiles and 7 sets of clear plastic matching sheets, Red/Green glasses (reversible, metal frame with spring-loaded temples), plus Instructions with a Matching pre-test and Recording Sheet. The game is available in your choice of English and Spanish.
  • This therapy is based on the concept called "monocular fixation in a binocular field" (MFBF). The MFBF procedure stresses the use of one eye at a time; thus the work is "monocular." At the same time, the procedure calls for both eyes to be open, seeing at the same time; thus the work is done in a "binocular field." This is accomplished by using anaglyphic (Red/Green) material to allow the patient to use both eyes to see while only one eye can see a central target, either what is depicted on the game Tile or the Matrix. Successfully matching the Tile to the correct position on the Matrix then requires the patient to use both eyes and not to suppress, as the eye with the green filter would be able to see the red printing on the Tile (symbols, numbers or letter) and the eye with the red filter would be able to see the black print on the red Matrix. Each Matrix of Group has 15 openings for 15 tiles.

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