September 23, 2025Frontiers in NeuroscienceOpen Access

Exogenous spatial attention is functional in paralytic strabismics

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All patients showed classic cue-target interactions, indicating that exogenous spatial attention is functional.
Saccadic latencies were fastest for targets near cues and slowest for distant targets, aligning with non-strabismic responses.
Including a no-cue condition allowed assessment of the direction of attentional modulation effectively.
Findings imply that attentional shifts are processed independently from motor execution in paralytic strabismics.

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Two experiments demonstrate attentional modulation in paralytic strabismics, suggesting effects of visual cues.

Willeford et al. (2025) studied this question.

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