Developmental dyslexia is a language-based learning disability with frequently associated
non-linguistic sensory deficits that have been the basis of various perception-based …

Developmental dyslexia is a specific reading disability that affects 5–10% of the population.
Recent studies have suggested that dyslexics may experience a deficit in the visual …

A controversial question in reading research is whether dyslexia is associated with
impairments in the magnocellular system and, if so, how these low-level visual impairments …

Temporal processing has been found to be impaired in developmental dyslexia. We
investigated how aging affects crossmodal temporal processing impairment with 39 dyslexic …

A recent study] of five dyslexic brains found neurological abnormalities in a part of the visual
system called the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN). About 25 percent of the magnocells …

This study considered the extent to which 23 children with dyslexia differed from 23 reading
age (RA) and 23 chronological age (CA) matched controls in their ability to make temporal …

Despite the large number of studies conducted on developmental dyslexia, the cause (s) of
the disorder still remain (s) unclear. Researchers in this field still struggle to understand the …

A majority of dyslexic children have been found in many studies to show a deficiency of early
vision, also called transient deficit. A series of four experiments was conducted to test …

Slowed processing of sequential perceptual information is related to developmental
dyslexia. We investigated this unimodally and crossmodally in developmentally dyslexic …

A defect affecting the transient visual sub-system is believed to be one of the prime factors
affecting reading disability. In this study, the transient deficit hypothesis was tested using the …