Abstract Developmental dyslexia affects around 5-15% of the population and has a
heterogeneous aetiology. Optometric disorders are more prevalent in dyslexic populations …

Background: While eye movements as a necessary prerequisite for natural viewing become
more and more important as a part of the neurological diagnostic evaluation, the utilization …

Fixational stability and saccadic eye movements were measured in 9-to 13-year-old
dyslexics with signs of subtle cerebellar dysfunction and in a group of age-matched normal …

It has been suggested that eye movement abnormalities seen in dyslexies are attributable to
their language problems. In order to investigate this claim, we studied eye movements in …

Objective. Latency of eye movements depends on cortical structures while speed of
execution and accuracy depends mostly on subcortical brainstem structures. Prior studies …

The neurobiological basis of saccade control has at least three components: fixation,
reflexes, voluntary control. It was found in earlier studies that the voluntary component of …

We hypothesize that the high quality of binocular coordination of saccades in reading is
progressively learned during childhood, and this oculomotor learning is based on a synergy …

Background Many research has demonstrated that reading problems, such as dyslexia, can
coexist with visual abnormalities. While remediation for phonological impairments in …

This study reports the effects of daily practice of three visual tasks on the saccadic
performance of 85 dyslexic children in the age range of 8 to 15 years. The children were …

Aim To examine the quality of binocular coordination of saccades in dyslexic children in
single word reading and in a task requiring fixation of single LED. Methods Eighteen …