Integrating classical binocular vision testing with objective eye-tracking to characterise oculomotor dysfunction in strabismus

Key Points

• The aim is to investigate how eye-tracking measurements can enhance the identification of oculomotor dysfunction in strabismus.
• Integrating classical binocular vision testing with objective eye-tracking techniques.
• Evaluating metrics such as DEM performance and reading efficiency.
• Comparing eye-tracking data with traditional tests to find correlations.
• Eye-tracking metrics provide more detailed insights into eye movement control than conventional tests.
• Patients with strabismus showed significant impairment in oculomotor sequencing as measured by eye-tracking.
• Objective metrics offered sensitive indicators of reading-related difficulties.

Abstract