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Three-Dimensional Binocular Eye-Hand Coordination in Normal Vision and with Simulated Visual Impairment

2017-12-13

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Sensorimotor coupling in healthy humans is demonstrated by the higher accuracy of visually tracking intrinsically-rather than extrinsically-generated hand movements in the fronto-parallel plane. It is unknown whether this coupling also facilitates vergence eye movements for tracking objects in depth, or can overcome symmetric or asymmetric binocular visual impairments. Human observers were therefore asked to track...

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4ccbe0b7-9cfb-5ffe-8299-13a81eef49f7
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10.1101/232488
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