Eye tracking technology in sports-related concussion: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

摘要: Objective The development of objective quantitative tools for the assessment and monitoring sports-related concussion is critical. Eye tracking a novel tool that may provide suitable metrics. aim this review was to appraise current evidence use eye technology in monitoring. Approach A systematic literature conducted following preferred reporting items reviews meta-analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. search run using Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic PubMed published between January 1980 May 2018. Included were empirical research studies English where at least 50% participants athletes, individuals with diagnosis concussion, movements measured an device. Main results This integrates 21 publications on technology, nine which also qualified meta-analysis. Overall, reported significant findings variables each four classes measurements (movement, position, count, latency). Meta-comparison made seven acute concussions (the difference concussed control groups all them) one variable latent not significant). Significance Most saccadic pursuit deficits be missed during clinical examination, therefore useful sensitive screening concussions. inconsistencies movement metrics methodology still make inferences challenging; however, tasks are closely related brain areas involved executive functions (such as memory-based saccade or antisaccade tasks) injury phase holds promise differentiating athletes who have compared those do not.