Date
Title
Author(s)
Publication
Description
Date
Title
Author(s)
Publication
Description
Published
December 2020
Hunfalvay, Murray, Carrick
Brain Injury
[Peer-Reviewed Research] Examines fixation stability in pediatric patients with mTBI versus age-matched controls.
December 2020
Carrick, Pagnacco, Hunfalvay, Azzolino, Oggero
Brain Sciences
Head and neck position induced by statically maintained head turns is associated with lower stability scores than the standardized head neutral position of the mCTSIB in Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS) subjects but not in healthy controls. Head positions of the neutral plane provide biomarkers that differentiate subjects suffering from PCS from healthy normal subjects.
November 2020
Oculomotor Training for Poor Saccades Improves Functional Vision Scores and Neurobehavioral Symptoms
Hunfalvay, Murray, Tyagi, Whittaker, Noel
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[In-Review] Examines oculomotor training exercises for poor saccadic eye movements. Includes neurobehavioral symptoms pre and post-treatment.
November 2020
Hunfalvay, Murray, Roberts, Tyagi, Barclay, Carrick
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience
[Peer Reviewed Research] Explains how the combined measurement of saccades, smooth pursuit, fixations, and reaction time represent a biomarker for differentiating pediatric patients with mild traumatic brain injury compared to age-matched controls.
June 2020
Liu, Edmunds, Burris & Appelbaum
International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport
[Peer Reviewed Research] RightEye tests predict discipline at the plate for Major League Baseball athletes.
May 2020
Hunfalvay, Barclay, Roberts, Murray, Tyagi, Carrick
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[In-Review] Examines the Brain Health EyeQ Score as a tool to screen pediatric patients with mTBI compared with age matched controls
May 2020
Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Murray
Journal of Sports and Performance Vision
[Peer Reviewed Research] Shows differences between Major League Baseball, amateur prospects, and non-athletes in visual speed of gaze.
April 2020
Oculomotor Training for Poor Pursuits Improves Functional Vision Scores and Neurobehavioral Symptoms
Hunfalvay, Murray, Tyagi, Whittaker, Noel
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[In-Review] Examines oculomotor training exercises for poor smooth pursuit eye movements. Includes neurobehavioral symptoms pre and post-treatment.
January 2020
Hunfalvay, Barclay, Kelly, Roberts, Murray, Tyagi, Carrick
Concussion
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examines vertical smooth pursuit test to screen patients with mTBI compared with age-matched controls.
October 2019
Edmunds, Liu, Appelbaum
American Academy of Optometry (AAO)
[Conference Presentation] Shows how better visual abilities predict O-Swing and Z-Swing propensity.
September 2019
Hunfalvay, Murray, Tyagi, Denham, Biberdorf, Wegge
Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA)
[Conference Presentation] New eye-tracking technology, such as RightEye, offers an objective, reliable and quantifiable way of differentiating between individuals with different severities of TBI, and those without a TBI.
July 2019
Hunfalvay, Roberts, Murray, Tyagi, Kelly, Bolte
Concussion
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examines using eye-tracking tests to measure horizontal and vertical saccades as a marker of damage to neural circuits associated with TBI.
June 2019
Bolte, Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Tyagi, Murray
North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity
[Conference Presentation] The purpose of this study was to examine the reliability of oculomotor behavior metrics in healthy individuals, to determine the normative values through cluster analysis, and to compare oculomotor behavior metrics by age groups in a suite of digitized eye-tracking tests.
February 2019
Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Murray
North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity
[Conference Presentation] Major League Baseball players have faster eye movements in down and horizontal gaze directions compared with amateur prospects. There are not differences in upward gaze.
February 2019
Murray, Kubitz, Roberts, Hunfalvay, Bolte, Tyagi
Vision Development and Rehabilitation (COVD)
[Peer Reviewed Research] This article discusses reliability and normative data across many of the RightEye tests.
October 2018
Hunfalvay, Murray
Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examination if prior biped tennis playing experience results in different visual search strategies for wheelchair tennis athletes.
August 2018
Hunfalvay, Kubitz, Murray, Tibbert, Bolte
Optometry and Visual Performance
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examines if differences occur in Interpupillary Distance (IPD) and Pupil Diameter (PD) between professional baseball players and non-athletes.
July 2018
Lange, Hunfalvay, Murray, Roberts, Bolte
Optometry and Visual Performance
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examination of visual and motor reaction time in athletes, non-athletes, and those with concussion.
March 2018
Byrom, McCarthy, Scheueler, Muehlhausen
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics
[Peer Reviewed Research] RightEye technology cited in providing reliable estimates of eye-tracking parameters.
February 2018
Hunfalvay
Optometry and Visual Performance
[Peer Reviewed Research] This opinion piece discusses the use of eye-tracking in clinical practice, including benefits of such technology.
January 2018
Applied Psychophysiology: Using Biofeedback, Neurofeedback, and Visual Feedback
Smith, Hunfalvay, Herzog, Beauchamp
Assessment in Applied Sport Psychology
[Peer Reviewed Research] Visual assessment benefits and tools using eye-tracking in performance (textbook chapter).
December 2017
Hunfalvay, Roberts, Ryan, Murray, Tabano, Martin
International Journal of Sport Sciences
[Peer Reviewed Research] Results suggest that athletes exhibit multiple dynamic shifts in visual fixation prior to the onset of pitcher’s action. A significant positive relationship was found between the number of shifts in visual fixations and batting average.
July 2017
Murray, Hunfalvay, Bolte
Translational Vision Science and Technology
[Peer Reviewed Research] The purpose of this study was to determine the reliability of interpupillary distance (IPD) and pupil diameter (PD) measures using an infrared eye tracker and central point stimuli.
June 2017
Hunfalvay
Translational Biomedicine
[Peer Reviewed Research] This case study examines clinical assessments and eye tracking to monitor patient change over time after extensive vision therapy from a suspected concussion.
April 2017
Hunfalvay, Orr, Murray, Roberts
Vision Development and Rehabilitation (COVD)
[Peer Reviewed Research] RightEye fine depth perception tests demonstrate reliability and validity. Differences are found between athletes and non-athletes.
April 2017
Murray, Hunfalvay, Roberts, Lange
Vision Development and Rehabilitation (COVD)
[Peer Reviewed Research] RightEye DVA tests demonstrate strong reliability results
June 2016
Roberts, Tabano, Hunfalvay
International Journal of Sports Science
[Peer Reviewed Research] Examines the use of eye-tracking technology in practice and reaction of the technology by athletes.
March 2016
Murray, Hunfalvay
Journal of Sports Sciences
[Peer Reviewed Research] Eye-tracking research used to assess levels of performance with novel statistical analysis.
July 2007
Coker & Hunfalvay
Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology
Connects verbal cues with visual cues during observational learning.
March 2005
Hunfalvay
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport
Examines the visual search patterns of wheelchair tennis players related to past experience.