Effect of an oculomotor rehabilitation program for subacute brain injury patients with ophthalmoplegia: a case-control study

This program improved external ophthalmoplegia without any specialized environmental configurations or personnel, which ensures wide clinical applications.IMPLICATIONS FOR REHABILITATIONOur oculomotor rehabilitation program improved external ophthalmoplegia in subacute brain injury patients.The program promotes pursuit, fixation, saccades, and vergence. The patients lay in the supine position and it places a little burden on them.The program can be completed within 20 min daily, requires no special environmental configurations, and can be performed by anyone.