Oculomotor Behaviour in Individuals with Long COVID-19.

Leonela González VidesJ L Hernández-VerdejoJ A Gómez-PedreroA Ruiz-PomedaP Cañadas-Suárez

Published in: Clinical rehabilitation (2024)

Data showed a lower performance in oculomotor behaviour in people with long COVID-19, compared to healthy individuals. It cannot be affirmed an ocular musculature dysfunction; the differentiated behaviour could be associated to cognitive alterations affected in these people. Both tests used could be an useful tool for the clinical assessment of these participants. Further studies are needed to explore the utility of these procedures.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
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electronic health record
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
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