Pseudomyopia is an inappropriately excessive accommodation of the eye due to overstimulation or ciliary spasm, which leads a marked approximation far point. Common symptoms pseudomyopia include strain fatigue, and it classified as organic functional. The latter functional increase in tonus. can vary from being transient condition continue progress myopia. Head trauma most common cause followed ...

Background: Eye movement disorders of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis are unlikely to occur. For this reason, an increasing number occupational therapists have started introduction gaze-based AACDs. Although it is desirable introduce AACDs as early possible, the optimal method for introducing such devices remains unclear.

A virtual reality (VR)-based system for evaluating facial emotion recognition ability of teenagers with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) is presented. This system is integrated with a non-contact eye tracker that allows investigation of eye gaze and eye physiological indices (e.g., blink rate) of the participants while they seek to identify the emotion displayed by the avatars in the VR environm...

Background: EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) is a structured psychotherapy method that facilitates the treatment of various psychopathologies problems related to both traumatic events more common but emotionally stressful experiences.1 Due confinement due COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) pandemic, people have developed mixture anticipatory anxiety, stress, tiredness, misu...

introduction: based on the invasive studies it has been shown that factors such as age, the progress of eye disorders, lens fibers compression and the biochemical changes of ocular matrix alter the physical characteristics and elastic properties of eye. in this study, a noninvasive method of estimating human eye elasticityis proposed and its relation with age and gender is evaluated using ultra...