Learn more about how we have pioneered the understanding of abnormal eye movements for concussions, ADHD, fatigue and more
Abnormal eye movements can serve as biomarkers for various neurological conditions, disease, and pathology. From early development when our attention matures, to early and later adulthood when we may experience injuries, to early aging when the first signs of disease may become apparent. Tracking eye movements provides high fidelity insight into cognition, that cannot be replicated by direct observation. Capturing these eye movements can provide the indication of the specific condition, mark the progression of disease, or signify the resolution of injury.
CONDITION | EYE MOVEMENTS | INTERVENTION |
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Autism
|
Abnormal gaze holding | Therapy, visual training |
ADHD
|
Eye Velocity Instability | Therapy, visual training |
TBI
|
Abnormal jerking, nystagmus | Therapy, visual training |
Sleep Deprivation/Fatigue
|
Increased Spatial Gaze Errors | Targeted recovery, activity modification |
Parkinson’s Disease
|
Predictive Gaze Errors | Therapy, medication |
Dementia |
Predcitive Gaze Errors | Therapy, medication |
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