… to analyze the relationship between dyslexia and eye movements and to assess whether …
of dyslexic patients. The sample was comprised of 11 children with a diagnosis of dyslexia and …

… developmental dyslexia, who had deficits in eye movements recording. Dyslexic children …
Results: There were significant differences in oculomotor characteristics of dyslexic children …

… It has been suggested that eye movement abnormalities seen in dyslexics are attributable
to … eye movements in dyslexic children, during several non-reading tasks. Dyslexic children …

… Our results suggest that ocular motility disturbances do not play a causal role in dyslexia. …
focused only on ocular motility disorders as a hypothetical cause of dyslexia. Other potential …

… up a language corresponds to the incidence of dyslexia, confirming that dyslexia is a disorder
of language and not ocular dysfunction. Dyslexia is not diagnosed in the traditional sense. …

… In development dyslexia this disorder of the ocular pursuit system, as evidenced by the
saccadic movements, could play a role in the inadequate build-up of the visual component of a …

… These sensory and ocular motor anomalies are significantly correlated in our dyslexic
sample. Binocular vision must be controlled by one or more feedback loops (Carroll, 1982). …

… dyslexia may have abnormal saccadic eye movements when the saccadic system is required
to deal with highly demanding tasks, such as a rapid sequential double-step movements …

… constants of the ocular movement: the extraocular muscle movement and the stabilization
of the eye after the saccade 38 . For saccades to the right only, dyslexics had an increased …

… Reduction of visual attention span skills and immaturity of ocular brain areas participate
in the poor ocular motility and its impact on visual perception tasks in those children as we …