The goal of this review is to evaluate the literature on binocular coordination during reading
and non-reading tasks in adult, child, and dyslexic populations. The review begins with a …

Peak velocity, duration and accuracy of eye movements (saccade, vergence and combined
saccade–vergence eye movements) were investigated in fourteen normal children (4.5 to 12 …

Purpose.: We investigated the effects of monocularity on oculomotor control by examining
the characteristics of the horizontal saccades of people with one eye, and comparing them to …

We investigated whether dyslexics make instantaneous automatic adjustments of reading
saccades depending on word length. We used a single-word reading paradigm on 10 …

Saccadic reaction times (SRT) were measured in a simple task: subjects had to make
saccades from a central fixation point to peripheral targets, which appeared randomly 4 deg …

We examined the effect of gap-overlap stimuli on the distribution of latencies for pure
saccades, pure vergence and combined saccades and vergence in three normal subjects …

Binocular experience in infancy is necessary for the normal development of the visual
cortex. However, it is not known whether binocular experience also affects the processing of …

We determined how saccades were used in the experiments described in Epelboim,
Steinman, Kowler, Edwards, Pizlo, Erkelens and Collewijn (1995)[Vision Research, 35 …

Measured the differences in time between the 2 eyes, using laboratory real-time computer
methods to detect and measure the time between velocity peaks of binocular saccadic …

To foveate a visual target, subjects usually execute a primary hypometric saccade (S1)
bringing the target in perifoveal vision, followed by a corrective saccade (S2) or by more …