Eye movement recordings are useful for assessing neurological disorders, the prevalence of
which increases with age. However, there is little rigorous quantitative data on describing …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a disorder of progressive memory loss and executive
dysfunction. Little is known about the progression from amnestic mild cognitive impairment …

We measured saccadic latencies in a large sample (total n= 459) of individuals with
amblyopia or risk factors for amblyopia, eg, strabismus or anisometropia, and normal control …

Eye movements in daily life occur in rapid succession and often without a predefined goal.
Using a free viewing task, we examined how fixation duration prior to a saccade correlates …

Saccadic reaction times (SRT) are composed of the sum of multiple processes, including
bottom-up sensory processing, top-down goal oriented processing, and afferent and efferent …

In the absence of distractors, saccadic latencies are influenced by target characteristics such
as contrast. The same characteristics were expected to influence the remote distractor effect …

In visual systems with a fovea, only a small portion of the visual field can be analyzed with
high accuracy. Saccadic eye movements shift that center of gaze around several times a …

Research on eye movements has primarily been performed in two distinct ways:(1) under
highly controlled conditions using simple stimuli such as dots on a uniform background, or …

It is known that visual transients prolong saccadic latency and reduce saccadic frequency.
The latter effect was attributed to subcortical structures because it occurred only 60–70 ms …

The generation of a saccade may be considered the outcome of some decision-making
process. Functional models of saccadic decision-making are based on the accumulation of …