Utility of VestAid to Detect Eye-Gaze Accuracy in a Participant Exposed to Directed Energy.
Susan L WhitneyVictoria OuPedram HovareshtiCláudia M CostaAmy R CassidyPamela M DunlapShamus RoederLisa HoltDevendra TolaniBrooke N KlattCarrie W HoppesPublished in: Military medicine (2022)
VestAid provided unique information about eye-gaze accuracy that detected eye movement abnormalities in the participants with DE exposure, concussion, and vestibular neuritis. The objective metrics of eye-gaze stability correlate with participants' symptoms and perceived difficulty of the eye/head movements.