Bedside Antisaccades: A Time-Efficient Method to Assess Cognition.

Highlights from the article: The error rate frequency was examined descriptively for the full sample and across age and time since diagnosis to identify a cutoff anti-saccade error rate that differentiated the 30% highest measurements from the bottom 70%. This study demonstrates clinical utility of bedside antisaccade assessment and identified >=20% errors associating with worsening impulsivity, inattention, and processing speed. 1 A. Domagalik, E. Beldzik, M. Fafrowicz, Neural networks related to pro-saccades and anti-saccades revealed by independent component analysis, Neuroimage, 62, 2012, 1325-1333.