First you tell them what your gonna tell them
The vestibular signal habituates, and is supplemented by vision – the optokinetic response
Smooth pursuit matches eye velocity to target velocity
Saccades move the fovea to a new position
The obliques are counterintuitive
Oblique action depends on orbital position
3 Cranial Nerves Control the Eye
The pulleys: something new in orbital anatomy and physiology.
Horizontal rectus pulleys change their position with horizontal gaze.
Oculomotor neurons describe eye position and velocity.
The transformation from muscle activation to gaze
Horizontal saccades are generated in the pons and medulla
Digression on Neural Integration
Neurons involved in the generation of a saccade
Generating the horizontal gaze signal
Vertical movements and vergence are organized in the midbrain
Supranuclear control of saccades
Humans look at where they attend
Supranuclear control of saccades
Supranuclear Control of Saccades
Supranuclear control of pursuit: pursuit matches eye velocity to target velocity