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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"King Devick"”.

  1. The effects of fatigue and injury on the King-Devick test across a field hockey season

    The King-Devick test, a relatively new vision-based assessment, has recently been incorporated into the concussion battery. However, the determinants of King-Devick testing have received limited attention in the literature thereby limiting the test’s evidence-based utilization by clinicians. The …

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  2. Influence of Head Impact Exposure on Oculomotor Function and Pupillary Light Reflexes in Men and Women Soccer Players

    … A first step in identifying subconcussion is taking a closer look at concussions. The vestibular system has been shown to be negatively affected after concussive injuries which can be quantified via oculomotor function and pupillometry. Currently, King Devick (KD) style tests and Pupillary Light …

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  3. The effects of educational kinesiology and functional visual efficiency on typewriting speed and accuracy

    … utilizing the Titmus Vision Tester and the King-Devick Saccade Test. Although the battery of tests for the Titmus were administered, only the lateral and vertical phoria near test that measures muscle balance, the relationship of the image of each eye to that of its fellow, provided …

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  4. CLINICAL USEFULNESS OF OCULAR TESTS FOR DIAGNOSING CONCUSSIONS

    … such as near point of convergence (NPC), the King-Devick Test (KDT), and stereoacuity can be performed to identify and assess these deficits, but their diagnostic accuracy has yet to be thoroughly investigated. The purpose of this study was to determine if differences exist in NPC, KDT, and …

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