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Trained Human Voluntary Torsion

Willkürliche Zykloversionen beim Menschen als Trainingseffekt

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Augenbewegungsstörungen / Disorders of Ocular Motility

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Es soll über eine neue Art von Augenbewegungen berichtet werden. Mit Hilfe eines Rückkopplungsverfahrens wurden 3 Versuchspersonen (1 mit Strabismus und 2 Normalpersonen) trainiert, tonische und dynamische Zykloversionen um die Pupillarachse auszuführen. Es gelang, vor rotierenden Reizmustern glatte und sakkadische Zykloversionen bis zu einer Amplitude von 30° zu erzielen. Diese willkürlichen Zykloversionen sind nicht visuell induziert, da sie auch ohne optische Reizmuster ausgeführt werden können. Die Befunde werden im Film vorgeführt.

This paper was presented by A. B. Scott, M.D.

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  1. Smith-Kettlewell Inst. of Visual Science, Dept. of Visual Sciences, Univ. of the Pacific, San Francisco, USA

    R. Balliet & K. Nakayama

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Balliet, R., Nakayama, K. (1978). Trained Human Voluntary Torsion. In: Kommerell, G. (eds) Augenbewegungsstörungen / Disorders of Ocular Motility. Symposien der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft. J.F. Bergmann-Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48446-9_33

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