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Eye-Movement-Based Assessment of Visual Function in Patients with Infantile Nystagmus Syndrome
Optometry and Vision Science, 08/06/09
Wang ZI et al. – Visual function in patients with INS is multifactorial and the simple assessment of primary position visual acuity is both inadequate and may not be the most important characteristic in overall visual function. A more complete visual function assessment should also include primary and lateral gaze eye–movement and visual acuity examinations, target acquisition time and gaze holding.
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