CLINICAL ELECTROOCULOGRAPHY WITH SUITABLE APPARATUS*
WILLIAM L. LARSON · Optometry and Vision Science · 1970
Electrooculography (EOG) is a common method for recording eye movements, but the EOG has not been used to any extent in optometry except for research. If a suitable EOG apparatus were available, optometrists could use it for routine clinical measurements. Such an apparatus has been developed. A description of the apparatus is presented. Several clinical tests performed with it are shown as examples of its usefulness and performance.