Sheila G. Crewther

The paper proposes a theoretical mechanism explaining how the eye detects defocus and adjusts its growth to achieve emmetropization through retinal signal processing during saccadic eye movements.

This meta-analysis examines visual function in migraineurs during the interictal period, finding reduced VEP amplitudes and habituation in the P100 component, but no difference between those with and without aura.

This paper presents a multimodal, synchronized system for simultaneous hand, eye, and brain recording during a visuomotor task and reports pilot results validating its use.

This study investigates dyslexia by analyzing nonlinear visual evoked potentials (VEP) in children, finding altered temporal structure in magnocellular processing and visual field differences.

This study investigates change detection in children with and without reading difficulties, finding that good readers outperform poor readers in detecting changes in both letters and shapes, suggesting a general visual attention deficit in dyslexia.

The paper evaluates multifocal fMRI for visual mapping, finding strong activation in peripheral regions but no activation in central regions, suggesting gaze instability may affect results.