Eye-tracking phenotypes reveal clinically meaningful heterogeneity of attention and executive control dysfunction after stroke.
BACKGROUND: Post-stroke impairments in attention and executive control are common and clinically relevant, whereas conventional neuropsychological tests mainly capture task outcomes and provide limited information about process-level task behavior. These findings suggest that eye tracking may provide process-level information complementary to conventional assessment of post-stroke attention and executive-control dysfunction.
BACKGROUND: Post-stroke impairments in attention and executive control are common and clinically relevant, whereas conventional neuropsychological tests mainly capture task outcomes and provide limited information about process-level task behavior. These findings suggest that eye tracking may provide process-level information complementary to conventional assessment of post-stroke attention and executive-control dysfunction.
What the study was
- Study design
- Case-control study
- Category
- Other
- Maturity
- Exploratory
- Journal
- Journal of neuroengineering and rehabilitation
Why it surfaced
Relevant Sentinel scan study (promising preliminary signal) meets standard-priority threshold.
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