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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 24.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Inj. 2021 Aug 12;35(10):1218–1228. doi: 10.1080/02699052.2021.1959065

Table 3.

Oculomotor Assessments: Mean Scores and Number of Patients who Failed Assessment (based on the criteria listed in Table 1)

Oculomotor Assessments Mean ± 1 SD [Median, Range] Number of Patients Who Failed Criteria (n =140)
Near point of convergence 9.1 cm ± 5.0 [7.6 cm, 2.0 to 33.0] 76 (54.2%)

Near vergence facility 13.6 cpm ± 6.1 [14.3 cpm, 0 to 28.0] 36 (25.7%)

Positive fusional vergence (at near) 21.7Δ ± 8.9 [20.0Δ, 4.0 to 40.0] 39 (27.8%)

Negative fusional vergence (at near) 10.9Δ ± 3.6 [10.0Δ, 4 to 25.0] 23 (16.4%)

Monocular amplitude of accommodation 9.9 D ± 2.6 [10.0 D, 2.5 to 20.00] 55 (39.3%)

Monocular accommodative facility 6.0 cpm ± 3.6 [6.0 cpm, 0.5 to 15.5] 78 (55.7%)

Binocular accommodative facility 7.1 cpm ± 3.7 [6.0 cpm, 0 to 15] 23 (16.4%)

DEM – Vertical scanning time (standard score) 99.42 ± 20.18 [104, 30 to 136] 29 (20.7%)

DEM – Horizontal scanning time (standard score) 90.85 ± 30.9 [97, −100 to 133] 42 (30.0%)

DEM – Ratio score (Horizontal/Vertical; standard score) 88.19 ± 26.8 [92, −20 to 151] 54 (38.6%)

DEM – Error score (standard score) 99.54 ± 32.86 [111, −142 to 115] 15 (10.7%)

Measures of vergence and accommodation (mean ± one standard deviation (SD), median, and range) and the number of patients who failed the test based on the criteria listed for the respective tests in Table 1. Monocular measures were recorded from the right eye of the patient. DEM = developmental eye movement test. Δ = prism diopter; cpm = cycles per minute; D = diopters