Journal: Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation

Article Title: A scoping review of eye tracking metrics used to assess visuomotor behaviours of upper limb prosthesis users

doi: 10.1186/s12984-023-01180-1

Figure Lengend Snippet: Context and key findings of included studies

Article Snippet: Chadwell et al. (2018) [ ] , 1) To report real-world activity of prosthesis users and participants with intact arm function 2) To investigate whether measures of kinematic and gaze behaviour during a goal-directed task correlate to measures of upper limb activity , Head-mounted (Dikablis Professional, Ergoneers) , Percent fixation , Prosthesis wear time, balance of activity between arms, success of task completion, task duration, delay plateau, reach plateau, acceleration temporal variability , Participants began by reaching and grasping for a cylinder rotating it 90°, then placing and releasing it into a tube. If over 80% of trials were successful, the same task was repeated with a smaller diameter cylinder. If less than 80% of trials were successful, the cylinder was placed vertically into a vertical tube , Prosthesis users relied on their anatomical side to perform daily activities whereas participants with intact arm function relied more on both dominant and non-dominant arms. There were no significant correlations between any measures of everyday use and measures of task performance.

Techniques: Control, Sequencing, Activity Assay, Activation Assay, Construct