Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine mapped zebrafish brainstem circuits to study gaze control and short-term memory. Using ...

The tests included eye movements in the neutral head position and 45° relative neck rotation, gaze stability and sequential head-eye movements. All tests were performed in the sitting and ...

In healthy individuals, vertical and horizontal saccadic eye movements benefited postural stabilization more than fixed gaze. "This happens because postural control is backgrounded. To try to ...