This systematic review presents the existing scientific evidence for oculomotor anomalies in
children with three different types of learning disorders–namely, dyslexia, dyspraxia and …

In an era of increasing screen consumption, the requirement for binocular vision is
demanding, leading to the emergence of syndromes such as the computer vision syndrome …

Reading, an essential skill for successful function in today's society, is a complex
psychological process involving vision, memory, and language comprehension [1, 2] …

Reading with two eyes necessitates efficient processes of binocular vision, which provide a
single percept of the text. These processes come with a binocular advantage: binocular …

Objectives To clarify the link between eye muscle function and oral information by
comparing 21 dyslexic readers (DR) and 14 normal readers (NR). Methods Changes in …

Sensory and sensorimotor conflicts can lead to sensory and motor efficiency disturbances,
such as pain and less efficient motor control. Vertical heterophoria (VH) and vertical …

Sensory and sensorimotor con licts can lead to sensory and motor ef iciency disturbances,
such as pain and less ef icient motor control. Vertical heterophoria (VH) and vertical …

Postura e desequilíbrio: o problema é silencioso e induzido através de simples tarefas que
a maioria populacional faz todos os dias. Entre visão e postura existe uma grande ligação …

Dyslexia (or “specific reading disorder”) is a neurodevelopmental disorder which manifests
as persistent and significant difficulties in learning to read efficiently, despite normal …

Introduction The cause of dyslexia, a reading disability characterized by difficulties with
accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities, is …