The characteristics of visually guided saccadic eye movements were compared in 12 normal
adult subjects and 12 test subjects of normal intelligence, but with problems in reading and …

A large group of subjects, either average readers or reading\spelling disabled subjects (n=
185; age between 8–25 years; M= 13±4 years), were tested in various standardized …

Twenty-four children made saccades in five noncognitive tasks. Two standard tasks required
saccades to a single target presented randomly 4 deg to the right or left of a fixation point …

Pavlidis has suggested that predictive saccadic tracking eye movements distinguish
between reading disabled and normal children. We have examined saccadic eye movement …

A group of inadequate readers was compared with adequate readers on measures of
saccadic eye movements. Saccades are discussed as a possible contributing cause of …

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 …

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 …

This paper presents the results of an in-depth study of parameters characterizing sequenced
saccadic eye movements for a group of dyslexic children and a comparative normal control …

This paper describes an extensive study of the parameters of saccadic eye movement in a
group of 28 poor-reading children and a comparative normally reading group of 31 children …

Background: Saccade control is a complex function of our brain and relies on the
coordination of several subcortical, cortical, and functional areas. In the past it has been …