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Fig 1.

An example of overt saccades generated in patients in each of our 3 groups.

A PSP-CBD overlap patient with an abnormally high level of tau protein in cerebrospinal fluid. Mean VS saccades velocity 116°/sec, Mean OS velocity 70°/sec and duration 50 ms. B is a group 3 member—an 84 years old woman normal control, Mean VS saccades velocity 402°/sec, Mean OS velocity 128°/sec and mean OS duration 24,5 ms and In C is a patient with a left sided chronic vestibular neuritis (group 2). Mean VS saccade velocity 420°/sec, Mean OS velocity 241°/sec and mean duration of OS 31 ms. The blue and black curve show head velocity superimposed with eye velocity respectively. Red circles: peak saccade velocity on the top; and duration start and end at the bottom (V0, V1) of the corrective saccades.

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Table 1.

vHIT gains and saccade metricys in all three groups.

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Table 2.

Gain and saccadic metric comparisons between the three study groups.

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Table 3.

Correlations between saccadic parameters in each group.

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