The role of eye-movement control in dyslexia is still unclear. Recent studies, however,
confirmed that dyslexics show poor saccadic control in single and sequential target tasks. In …

Purpose. To find correlations between convergence amplitude and reading ability, as
assessed in various methods. Methods. Convergence of 66 children aged 8-10 years was …

Purpose Fixational eye movements are of particular interest for three reasons. They are
critical for preventing visual fading and enhancing visual perception; their disconjugacy …

Dual task is known to affect postural stability in children. We explored the effect of visual
tasks on postural control in thirty dyslexic children. A selected group of thirty chronological …

Vergence insufficiency is frequent in many populations including children with vertigo in the
absence of measurable vestibular dysfunction. Orthoptic exercises are typically used to …

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 …

This study addresses a possible mechanism for fast disconjugate adaptation of binocular
horizontal saccades. Disconjugacy of binocular saccades was elicited by two dichoptically …

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 …

purpose. An earlier study suggested that deficits of vergence can influence postural control
via the efferent and afferent proprioceptive signals. In this study, postural control in 28 …

We examined the influence of a variety of visual factors on binocular coordination during
saccadic orienting. Some experimental conditions placed similar demands on the …