眼球運動の速度に関する研究

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Both human's eyeballs always move simultaneously. It is well known that the adduction of left eyeball and the abduction of right eyeball occur when we look at right side. Adduction is the movement of the eyeball toward the nose, and abduction is the movement of the eyeball toward the ear. As for the velocity of each eyeball, there is a difference between both eyeballs. In this study, we are focused on this difference by using the corneo-retinal potential of the eyeball, in order to investigate about the velocity difference between the left eyeball and the right eyeball at the mutual gazing. Finally, we obtained significant results in cases when both eyeballs were opened, and when one eyeball was covered, and so on.
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