Bidirectional and asymmetric smooth pursuit deficits in childhood hemispherectomy patients.

Cortex · 2025 · PMC12721354 · PMID 40912104

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When examining any asymmetry on a single participant level (difference between the two directions using RSDT) compared to controls, only one controls showed a significant asymmetry in proportion of saccades relative to the control group (US: t (9) = 3.16, P = .012), while 12/14 patients did (all P = .05, with an additional patient nearly significant [OC: t (10) = 2.12, P = .060]).

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