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Original Article

The effect of age on saccadic latency and velocity

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Pages 123-129 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

Saccadic latency and velocity were measured using bipolar recording of the corneo-retinal potental in 85 subjects aged 20-68. Saccadic latency increased by 0.76% per year with age while saccadic velocity decreased by about 0.25% per year. The normal ranges of saccadic latency and velocity in relation to age have been defined.

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