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Mobile traumatic brain injury assessment system
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Mobile traumatic brain injury assessment system

Tri Quang, Christopher Mela, Mingzhou Zhou and Yang Liu
2018 IEEE International Symposium on Signal Processing and Information Technology (ISSPIT), Vol.2019-, pp.1-5
12/2018
DOI: 10.1109/ISSPIT.2018.8705146

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Abstract

We have developed a novel mobile eye tracking based traumatic brain injury assessment system to detect and diagnose traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Integrated visual tracking and visuomotor tests were developed to assess TBI quickly and conveniently. The system can be operated in mobile devices such as tablets and cell phones and enables videooculographic and visuomotor assessment of patients based on a targetoriented visual tracking-touching synchronization. Two simulation tests were utilized to test system performance in detection of impaired eye movement. Statistically significant differences between the pathological simulation and normal cases were found in the concentration test (P<.0001), the horizontal (P=.0005) and circular movement tests (P=.0013) with a statistical power of 80.5%. 100% touch success and shorter time in performing the visuomotor test were obtained in normal cases.
Computer Vision Brain injuries eye tracking Gaze tracking mobile devices Object recognition Target tracking Touch sensitive screens traumatic brain injury (TBI) Visualization visuomotor

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