A review on eye movement studies in childhood and adolescent psychiatry
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Areviewoneyemovementstudiesinchildhoodandadolescentpsychiatry
NandaN.J.Rommelsea,b,*,StefanVanderStigchelc,JosephA.Sergeantb
aDepartmentofPsychiatry,RadboudUniversityMedicalCenter,ReinierPostlaan12,6525GCNijmegen,TheNetherlandsbDepartmentofClinicalNeuropsychology,VUUniversity-Amsterdam,Amsterdam,TheNetherlandscDepartmentofExperimentalPsychology,UtrechtUniversity,Utrecht,TheNetherlands
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Articlehistory:Accepted26August2008Availableonline2October2008
Keywords:ChildAdolescentPsychiatryEyemovementSaccadeabstract
Theneuralsubstratesofeyemovementmeasuresarelargelyknown.Therefore,measurementofeyemovementsinpsychiatricdisordersmayprovideinsightintotheunderlyingneuropathologyofthesedis-orders.Visuallyguidedsaccades,antisaccades,memoryguidedsaccades,andsmoothpursuiteyemove-mentswillbereviewedinvariouschildhoodpsychiatricdisorders.Thefouraimsofthisrevieware(1)togiveathoroughoverviewofeyemovementstudiesinawidearrayofpsychiatricdisordersoccurringdur-ingchildhoodandadolescence(attention-deficit/hyperactivitydisorder,oppositionaldeviantdisorderandconductdisorder,autismspectrumdisorders,readingdisorder,childhood-onsetschizophrenia,Tourette’ssyndrome,obsessivecompulsivedisorder,andanxietyanddepression),(2)todiscussthespec-ificityandoverlapofeyemovementfindingsacrossdisordersandparadigms,(3)todiscussthedevelop-mentalaspectsofeyemovementabnormalitiesinchildhoodandadolescencepsychiatricdisorders,and(4)topresentsuggestionsforfutureresearch.Inordertomakethisreviewofinteresttoabroadaudience,attentionwillbegiventotheclinicalmanifestationofthedisordersandthetheoreticalbackgroundoftheeyemovementparadigms.Ó2008ElsevierInc.Allrightsreserved.
1.Aimsandstructureofthisreview
1.1.Aims
Eyemovementsareperhapsthemostthoroughlystudieddo-
maininthefieldofcognitiveneuroscience.Numerousingenious
paradigmshavebeendevelopedtounraveltheirunderlyingneuro-
logicalandcognitivesubstrates.Currentknowledgeofthesepro-
cesseshasbeenobtainedbymeasuringeyemovementsin
monkeysandhealthyadults.Thesestudieshaveprovideddetailed
knowledgeofthebasiccharacteristicsofeyemovements.This,in
turn,haspromptedresearcherstoassesseyemovementsinvari-
ouspsychiatricdisordersandhasfacilitatedtheunderstandingof
thecomplexunderlyingneuropathophysiologyofthesedisorders.
Mostofthesestudieshavefocusedoneyemovementsinadultpa-
tients.Thesefindingsmaynotnecessarilybeextrapolatedtochild
andadolescentpatients,sincetheclinicalmanifestationandaetiol-
ogyofpsychiatricdisordersmaydifferbetweenchildhood-onset
andadult-onset(Carlson,Bromet,&Sievers,2000;Jaffeeetal.,
2002;Matsumotoetal.,2001).Moreover,eyemovementsthem-
selvesmaydiffersubstantiallybetweenchildrenandadults
(Karatekin,2007;Mezzalira,CoelhoNeves,QueirozMaudonnet,oBilécki,&GobbideÁvila,2005).Itseemsimportant,therefore,to
reviewseparatelyeyemovementstudiesinchildhoodandadoles-
centpsychiatricdisorderstodeterminewhicheyemovementdys-
functionsarepresentinthesepatients.
Severalreviewsareavailableoneyemovementstudiesinadult
patients(oftenfocusedonaparticulardisorderoreyemovement
paradigm;Hutton&Ettinger,2006;Lee&Williams,2000;Reuter
&Kathmann,2004;Trillenberg,Lencer,&Heide,2004),whereas
onlytworeviewsareavailableonchildandadolescentpatients
(Karatekin,2007;Sweeney,Takarae,Macmillan,Luna,&Minshew,
2004).Bothreviewswereinstructiveinreviewingtheliteratureon
attention-deficit/hyperactivitydisorder(ADHD)andautismspec-
trumdisorders(ASD)AmericanPsychiatricAssociation[APA]
(1994),buteyemovementliteratureonTourette’ssyndrome(TS)
andchildhood-onsetschizophreniawasreviewedinonlyoneof
thesepapers,andneitherreviewfocusedonchildhood-onset
obsessivecompulsivedisorder(OCD),readingdisorder(RD),anxi-
etyanddepression,oroppositionaldeviantdisorder(ODD)and
conductdisorder(CD).Therefore,themainaimsofthecurrentre-
vieware(1)togiveathoroughoverviewofeyemovementstudies
inawidearrayofpsychiatricdisordersoccurringduringchildhood
andadolescence,(2)todiscussthespecificityandoverlapofeye
movementfindingsacrossdisorders,(3)todiscussthedevelop-
mentalaspectsofeyemovementabnormalitiesinchildhoodand
adolescencepsychiatricdisorders,and(4)topresentsuggestions
forfutureresearch.
0278-2626/$-seefrontmatterÓ2008ElsevierInc.Allrightsreserved.
doi:10.1016/j.bandc.2008.08.025*Correspondingauthor.Address:DepartmentofPsychiatry,RadboudUniversityMedicalCenter,ReinierPostlaan12,6525GCNijmegen,TheNetherlands.Fax:+31243512211.E-mailaddress:n.lambregts-rommelse@psy.umcn.nl(N.N.J.
Rommelse).BrainandCognition68(2008)391–414
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