Experience and achievements
Israeli ophthalmologist, a specialist in the treatment of eye diseases in children. Head of the department of ophthalmology and strabismus treatment at the Dana-Dueck Children’s Hospital of the Suraski Medical Center.
Education and experience:
- Haim Stolovich graduated from the Medical Faculty of Tel Aviv University in 1974. After that, he completed his internship at Suraski Hospital.
- From 1976-1980 he served as an ophthalmologist in the Israeli army. In 1984, he completed his specialization in ophthalmology at the Suraski Medical Center. In 1986, he completed a two-year fellowship in the USA in pediatric ophthalmology and treatment of strabismus.
- After returning to Israel, since 1988 he worked as a senior physician in the Ophthalmology Department of the Dana-Dueck Children’s Hospital.
- Since 2000, he has been the head of the pediatric ophthalmology department.
- Since 1987, Dr. Stolovich has been teaching at the Department of Ophthalmology at Tel Aviv University.
Scientific Activities:
Dr. Stolovich is Israel’s leading expert in the conservative and surgical treatment of strabismus in children. He is among the developers of the BinoVision glasses for the treatment of lazy eye syndrome. The method involves watching any video content of interest to the child (for example, cartoons or TV shows) for 1 hour a day. The viewing is done using a special device that integrates binocular visual stimulation into the content chosen by the child. Tangible improvement in binocular vision occurs a few weeks after treatment begins.
He is also engaged in research on the following scientific topics:
- Refractive changes after surgery for strabismus in children and adults;
- idiopathic intracranial hypertension in children;
- ametropia in children.
He has published several scientific articles on these topics in the Journal of AAPOS, Journal of Ophthalmology, American Journal of Ophthalmology Case Reports, Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, Journal of Glaucoma, and BMC Pediatrics.















Patients who have undergone strabismus treatment in Israel, note in the reviews positive points: