Developmental eye movement test performance and oculomotor dysfunction in adults with chronic mild traumatic brain injury.

A study published in Brain Injury examined how the Developmental Eye Movement (DEM) test performs in adults with chronic mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), focusing on oculomotor dysfunction. The findings have implications for clinicians—including physical therapists working in vestibular and concussion rehabilitation—who use standardized vision and eye movement assessments to guide treatment. Understanding the validity of such tools in the mTBI population can help refine evaluation and management approaches for this condition.

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