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232 related items for PubMed ID: 19010344

  • 1. Asymmetrical perception of motion smear in infantile nystagmus.
    Bedell HE, Tong J.
    Vision Res; 2009 Jan; 49(2):262-7. PubMed ID: 19010344
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  • 2. Direction and extent of perceived motion smear during pursuit eye movement.
    Tong J, Aydin M, Bedell HE.
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  • 3. Asymmetry of perceived motion smear during head and eye movements: evidence for a dichotomous neural categorization of retinal image motion.
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  • 4. Perception of motion smear in normal observers and in persons with congenital nystagmus.
    Bedell HE, Bollenbacher MA.
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  • 5. Attenuation of perceived motion smear during the vestibulo-ocular reflex.
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  • 6. The attenuation of perceived motion smear during combined eye and head movements.
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    Bedell HE, Tong J, Aydin M.
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  • 9. Reduction in the motion coherence threshold for the same direction as that perceived during adaptation.
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  • 10. Spatial integration of visual motion with separate speed and direction information.
    Kaneoke Y, Kakigi R.
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  • 11. Deficits in local and global motion perception arising from abnormal eye movements.
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  • 12. Factors influencing pursuit ability in infantile nystagmus syndrome: Target timing and foveation capability.
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  • 14. Congenital nystagmus image motion: influence on visual acuity at different luminances.
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  • 15. Contrast and assimilation in motion perception and smooth pursuit eye movements.
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  • 16. Perceived global direction of a compound of real and apparent motion.
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  • 17. Visual motion perception at the time of saccadic eye movements and its relation to spatial mislocalization.
    Lee C, Lee J.
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  • 19. Ocular tracking of moving targets: effects of perturbing the background.
    Kodaka Y, Miura K, Suehiro K, Takemura A, Kawano K.
    J Neurophysiol; 2004 Jun 06; 91(6):2474-83. PubMed ID: 14762158
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