Case Study: The Unexpected Benefits of Physiotherapy in a Patient With Alzheimer's Disease — Key was physician and caregiver recognition of signs of declining physical and cognitive functioning ...

Saccadic dysmetria, particularly saccadic hypermetria, occurs frequently in MS affecting approximately 32–40% of all MS patients. [8, 98] Contrapulsion is a unique type of saccadic dysmetria ...

Demyelinating optic neuritis is often a herald of multiple sclerosis, but it is only one of the many neuro-ophthalmologic abnormalities which may present in MS.

Transsaccadic space perception is a central topic of visuomotor research. Many studies have been devoted to this topic, yet there is little coherence among them. For example, receptive-field (RF) ...

Our eyes perform lightning-fast movements called saccades multiple times per second, yet we never perceive the resulting motion blur. A new study reveals that this “invisibility” happens because the ...

Summary: The speed of your eye movements, called saccades, determines how fast an object can move before it becomes invisible to you. Objects that mimic the speed and trajectory of saccades can ...

Whenever there is a vacuum of ignorance about any topic, the void is quickly filled by pseudoscientific nonsense.

A 23-year-old woman presents to the emergency department (ED) with a sudden onset of a thunderclap headache that she describes as the “worst headache of her life.” ...

We provide a more temporally resolved pre-saccadic time course using a moving-window analysis and discuss all suggested and further alternative explanations (i.e., saccade-locked perceptual or ...

Blood-bearing medical devices are essential for the delivery of critical care medicine and are often required to function for weeks to months. However, thrombus formation on their surfaces can lead to ...