Virtual reality hemianopic scotomas induce eccentric fixation scanpath strategies to optimize high-level vision in healthy subjects

W. Zangemeister, U. Oechsner
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Normal Subjects (Ss) show a stairstep/overshoot saccadic strategy similar to hemianopic patients either when confronted with a virtual reality model of an artificial hemianopia using eye position feedback (H3-VRM), or when achieving eccentric fixation using 2ndVFB. Here gaze position is displayed simultaneously with the target and the subject learns either to superpose target and eye position feedback, or to position the gaze feedback target up to 9 deg off the target (eccentric fixation) which helps to keep the "blind side" in sight. Using this technique normal Ss confronted with H3-VRM as well as hemianopic patients minimize their deficit very fast and efficiently-faster than without 2ndVFB training.
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正常受试者(Ss)在使用眼位反馈(H3-VRM)面对人工偏视的虚拟现实模型时,或使用2ndVFB实现偏心固定时,表现出与偏视患者相似的阶梯/超冲跳远策略。在这里,凝视位置与目标同时显示,受试者学习将目标和眼睛位置反馈叠加,或者将凝视反馈目标放置在距离目标9度的位置(偏心注视),这有助于保持“盲区”在视线内。使用这种技术,面对H3-VRM的正常Ss和偏视患者可以快速有效地减少他们的缺陷,比没有进行2ndVFB训练的速度更快。
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