Automation of the binocular vision biorhythm diagnosis and improvement of the efficacy of treatment of vision impairments are important medical problems. In authors' opinion, to solve these problems, it is necessary to take into account the correlation between the binocular vision and the electrical activity of the brain. A biotechnical system for diagnosis and treatment of binocular vision impairments was developed to implement diagnostic and treatment procedures based on the detection of this correlation.

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