Objective Vision-Based Testing in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Bibliography

Abstract

The area of traumatic brain injury has received considerable attention in the medical and related health care communities over the past three decades. One major focus has been on the constellation of visual deficits and correlated symptoms frequently found in these patients. A subset of intense focus has involved the use of objectively-based vision testing for diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic purposes. The assembled bibliography provides a listing of the major published research papers and chapters over the past 30 years involving objective vision testing using an array of instrumentations and protocols. This should help both the clinician and researcher obtain a broad perspective in this important and rapidly evolving area.