<p>(Left) Representative record showing horizontal (H) and vertical (V) eye movements over time during 5 seconds of fixation of the stationary target. Participant ASD7. (Right) Representative record showing horizontal (H) and vertical (V) eye movements during 1.3 seconds of smooth pursuit of the disc moving down the tube; cued condition. The disc entered the right oblique branch at time = 0. Participant ASD4. The vertical lines represent computer-generated markers showing beginning and end of saccades. Upward deflections indicate movements to the right or up. The separation between tic marks on the ordinate are 1 degree (60 min arc). Horizontal anticipatory smooth eye movements to the right, in the direction of cued motion, can be seen pr...
AbstractWhen a target travels slowly and smoothly along the line of sight of one eye, the eye that i...
(a) Example eye position trace from one trial without internal motion from RDK onset to RDK offset. ...
Anticipatory eye movements are important when tracking the motion of a target because they help over...
<p>Individual traces of leftward smooth pursuit eye movements before and after EMDR for each subject...
<p>The left axis displays eye and target position and the right axis displays eye velocity. Target p...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
AbstractWe compared horizontal and vertical smooth pursuit eye movements in five healthy human subje...
<p>(A) Gaze coordinates of the ball (red lines) and the left eye (black lines) are shown for one tri...
<p>(A) Spatial arrangement for smooth pursuit: one white dot on the black computer screen, 57 cm fro...
<p>In the recording section presented, the healthy control (green line) and CTS (red line) subjects ...
<p>Eye velocities were taken over the interval from 150 ms before to 50 ms after the onset of horizo...
<p>Vertical eye position (upper panel) and eye velocity (lower panel) as a function of time since fi...
<p>Four examples of eye (blue), head (black), body (green), and gaze (red) rotational trajectories d...
The human oculomotor system has been studied by numerous people for well over half a century. Since ...
During visual tracking of a moving stimulus, primates orient their visual axis by combining two very...
AbstractWhen a target travels slowly and smoothly along the line of sight of one eye, the eye that i...
(a) Example eye position trace from one trial without internal motion from RDK onset to RDK offset. ...
Anticipatory eye movements are important when tracking the motion of a target because they help over...
<p>Individual traces of leftward smooth pursuit eye movements before and after EMDR for each subject...
<p>The left axis displays eye and target position and the right axis displays eye velocity. Target p...
Average (n = 20) eye position traces for (a) upward and (b) downward internal motion. The crosses in...
AbstractWe compared horizontal and vertical smooth pursuit eye movements in five healthy human subje...
<p>(A) Gaze coordinates of the ball (red lines) and the left eye (black lines) are shown for one tri...
<p>(A) Spatial arrangement for smooth pursuit: one white dot on the black computer screen, 57 cm fro...
<p>In the recording section presented, the healthy control (green line) and CTS (red line) subjects ...
<p>Eye velocities were taken over the interval from 150 ms before to 50 ms after the onset of horizo...
<p>Vertical eye position (upper panel) and eye velocity (lower panel) as a function of time since fi...
<p>Four examples of eye (blue), head (black), body (green), and gaze (red) rotational trajectories d...
The human oculomotor system has been studied by numerous people for well over half a century. Since ...
During visual tracking of a moving stimulus, primates orient their visual axis by combining two very...
AbstractWhen a target travels slowly and smoothly along the line of sight of one eye, the eye that i...
(a) Example eye position trace from one trial without internal motion from RDK onset to RDK offset. ...
Anticipatory eye movements are important when tracking the motion of a target because they help over...