Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Volume 85, Issue 10 , Pages 1667-1678 , October 2004

Oculomotor rehabilitation in acquired brain injury: A case series1

Presented in part to the American Academy of Optometry, December 2002, San Diego, CA, and the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, May 2003, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

  • Neera Kapoor, OD, MS

      Affiliations

    • Departments of Clinical Science, New York, NY, USA
    • Corresponding Author InformationReprint requests to Neera Kapoor, OD, MS, Dept of Clinical Science, SUNY/State College of Optometry, Raymond J. Greenwald Rehabilitation Center, 33 W 42nd St, New York, NY, 10036, USA
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  • Kenneth J. Ciuffreda, OD, PhD

      Affiliations

    • Vision Sciences, SUNY/State College of Optometry, Raymond J. Greenwald Rehabilitation Center, New York, NY, USA
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  • Ying Han, MD, PhD

      Affiliations

    • Vision Sciences, SUNY/State College of Optometry, Raymond J. Greenwald Rehabilitation Center, New York, NY, USA

  • Image Result

    Simulated reading patterns. (A) Multiple-line stimulus pattern. (B) Single-line stimulus pattern.

    Simulated reading patterns. (A) Multiple-line stimulus pattern. (B) Single-line stimulus pattern.

  • Image Result

    Fixational eye movements in the stroke patient. Left panels, before training (Pre); right panels, after training (T2). Top graphs, horizontal and vertical eye positions as functions of time; middle gr

    Fixational eye movements in the stroke patient. Left panels, before training (Pre); right panels, after training (T2). Top graphs, horizontal and vertical eye positions as functions of time; middle graphs, 2-dimensional plot of horizontal and vertical fixational eye position scatter/error (ie, the fovea projected into visual space relative to the reference fixation point [0,0]); and bottom graphs, mean radial fixation error. NOTE: 1200 samples from an artifact-free, 10-second portion of the time/eye position traces were used for the 3 fixational error analyses.

  • Image Result
    Predictable horizontal saccades (20°) for the left eye (XL) before (right) and after (left) all training in the stroke subject. Leftward is left, rightward is right, time in seconds during the trial i

    Predictable horizontal saccades (20°) for the left eye (XL) before (right) and after (left) all training in the stroke subject. Leftward is left, rightward is right, time in seconds during the trial is specified to the left of the vertical line, and onset of step target changes is indicated by numbered markers to the right of the vertical line.

  • Image Result
    Simulated reading mean saccade frequency ratio before (Pre) and after (T2) training for multiple-line (ML) and single-line (SL) conditions in the stroke patient.

    Simulated reading mean saccade frequency ratio before (Pre) and after (T2) training for multiple-line (ML) and single-line (SL) conditions in the stroke patient.

  • Image Result
    Reading eye movements for adult level 10 paragraphs before (top) and after (bottom) training in the stroke subject with right hemianopia. Up is right, and down is left. Time periods for both eye movem

    Reading eye movements for adult level 10 paragraphs before (top) and after (bottom) training in the stroke subject with right hemianopia. Up is right, and down is left. Time periods for both eye movement traces are the same.

  • Image Result
    Fixational eye movements in the patient with TBI. Left panels, before training (Pre); right panels, after training (T2). Top graphs, horizontal and vertical eye positions as functions of time; middle

    Fixational eye movements in the patient with TBI. Left panels, before training (Pre); right panels, after training (T2). Top graphs, horizontal and vertical eye positions as functions of time; middle graphs, 2-dimensional plot of horizontal and vertical fixational eye position scatter/error (ie, the fovea projected into visual space relative to the reference fixation point [0,0]); and bottom graphs, mean radial fixation error. NOTE: 1200 samples from an artifact-free, 10-second-portion of the above time/eye position traces were used for the 3 fixational error analyses.

  • Image Result
    Predictable horizontal saccades (20°) for the left eye (XL) before (right) and after (left) all training in the subject with TBI. Leftward is left, rightward is right, time in seconds during the trial

    Predictable horizontal saccades (20°) for the left eye (XL) before (right) and after (left) all training in the subject with TBI. Leftward is left, rightward is right, time in seconds during the trial is specified to the left of the vertical line, and onset of step target changes are indicated by numbered markers to the right of the vertical line.

  • Image Result
    Simulated reading mean saccade frequency ratio before (Pre) and after (T2) training for multiple-line and single-line conditions in the patient with TBI.

    Simulated reading mean saccade frequency ratio before (Pre) and after (T2) training for multiple-line and single-line conditions in the patient with TBI.

  • Image Result
    Reading eye movements for adult level 10 paragraphs before (top) and after (bottom) training in the subject with TBI. Up is right, and down is left. Time periods for both eye movement traces are the s

    Reading eye movements for adult level 10 paragraphs before (top) and after (bottom) training in the subject with TBI. Up is right, and down is left. Time periods for both eye movement traces are the same.

 Supported by the Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation (project no. 177).

PII: S0003-9993(04)00292-8

doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2003.12.044

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Volume 85, Issue 10 , Pages 1667-1678 , October 2004