<p>(A) Velocity accuracy, representing the percentage of time the smooth pursuit velocity differed less than 20% from the visual target velocity. (B) Gain, where a value below 1.0 represents that the smooth pursuit velocity was below the visual target velocity. The bars represent the mean group values and the whiskers the SEM values. P-values to the level of trends <0.1 are presented in the figures.</p
Values are means ± standard deviations. Symbols in the figure indicate significant differences betwe...
<p>Dashed gray lines: Individual position-velocity curves obtained after smoothing and interpolating...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>A significantly lower position gain was found in the XXY group as compared to controls.</p
<p>Individual mean values with their standard deviation of number of CUS (A), amplitude of CUS (B) a...
<p>Top row: smooth pursuit gain parameter averaged for each subject and experimental condition (mean...
<p>Bars with different letters are statistically different from post-hoc comparisons.</p
In a previous report on quantitative analysis of smooth pursuit eye movements (SPEM) we assessed two...
Smooth pursuit serves to maintain foveation of slowly moving targets. When pursuit velocity fails to...
<p>Effects of chemotherapy and visual target velocity on smooth pursuit parameters.</p
Horizontal smooth pursuit eye movements were recorded in normal subjects in response to different pa...
Velocity profiles of sliding movements used in the (A) Proximal goal condition and the (B) Distal go...
<p><b>A.</b> Spatial variability parallel to the direction of movement was plotted as a function of...
A predictive component can contribute to the command signal for smooth pursuit. This is readily demo...
<p>A. The difference in velocity gains plotted against the difference in position gains of all subje...
Values are means ± standard deviations. Symbols in the figure indicate significant differences betwe...
<p>Dashed gray lines: Individual position-velocity curves obtained after smoothing and interpolating...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
<p>A significantly lower position gain was found in the XXY group as compared to controls.</p
<p>Individual mean values with their standard deviation of number of CUS (A), amplitude of CUS (B) a...
<p>Top row: smooth pursuit gain parameter averaged for each subject and experimental condition (mean...
<p>Bars with different letters are statistically different from post-hoc comparisons.</p
In a previous report on quantitative analysis of smooth pursuit eye movements (SPEM) we assessed two...
Smooth pursuit serves to maintain foveation of slowly moving targets. When pursuit velocity fails to...
<p>Effects of chemotherapy and visual target velocity on smooth pursuit parameters.</p
Horizontal smooth pursuit eye movements were recorded in normal subjects in response to different pa...
Velocity profiles of sliding movements used in the (A) Proximal goal condition and the (B) Distal go...
<p><b>A.</b> Spatial variability parallel to the direction of movement was plotted as a function of...
A predictive component can contribute to the command signal for smooth pursuit. This is readily demo...
<p>A. The difference in velocity gains plotted against the difference in position gains of all subje...
Values are means ± standard deviations. Symbols in the figure indicate significant differences betwe...
<p>Dashed gray lines: Individual position-velocity curves obtained after smoothing and interpolating...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...