It is, however, a rather neglected topic in neuro rehabilitation research. Ocular motility dysfunction (OMD) has been reported in 90% in patients with brain injury The problems are manifold and may involve difficulties with reading, working at computers, using smart phones, driving a car etc. This means that the patient's activities of daily living, mobility, and participation in rehabilitation programs are affected and these in turn represent a significant barrier to returning to work.
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