Eye Movement Tracking Detects Subclinical Disconjugate Gaze in Structural and Concussive Brain Injury

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Samadani, Uzma
Ritlop, Robert
Reyes, Leen
Nehrbass, Elena
Warren, Floyd
Lamm, Elizabeth
Schneider, Julia
Kolecki, Radek
Farooq, Sameer
Jureller, Michael
Alex, Anastasia
Tran, Rebecca
Shiumonov, David
Burris, Paige
Shi, Chen
Mendhiratta, Neil
Qian, Meng
Huang, Jason
McStay, Christopher
Huang, Paul
Todd, S. Rob
Fergus, Rob
Smith, R. Theodore
Kondziolka, Douglas
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JOURNAL OF NEUROSURGERY | 2015年 / 122卷 / 06期
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R74 [神经病学与精神病学];
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