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Resumo:Purpose. This work aims to define contemporary scores for the Developmental Eye Movement Test (DEM) for native Portuguese-speaking children (PT) and to compare these scores with three other published scores: the original norms, published in 1987 for American English-speaking children (U.S.) and two other scores published in 1995 (SP1) and 2003 (SP2) for Spanish-speaking children. Methods. A standard DEM test was administered to 695 young students ranging in age from 6 to 13 years from the region of Braga, Portugal. The mean PT scores for vertical time and adjusted horizontal time as well as the corresponding errors and ratio were calculated according to age and grade, and these results were compared with those from other studies. In addition, the clinical response types (age and grade) were obtained based on mean PT scores. Results. For several ages/grades, the scores obtained in this study were significantly different from the scores reported in other studies. A global qualitative analysis showed that PT made fewer errors and had similar ratios when compared with U. S. and SP2. However, PT were generally slower in vertical time and adjusted horizontal time in the younger age groups. When comparing PT and SP1, a higher ratio for SP1 was determined in all ages. The clinical response types signified below-normal performance scores for ages 6 to 9 and grades 1 to 5. Conclusions. The unusually large number of oculomotor and/or automaticity problems found in this normal PT population using a test based on U.S. norms highlights the need for PT-specific guidelines. It appears that DEM scores may be affected by differences in language, educational systems, and/or cultural systems. Therefore, clinicians should be aware of these findings when using the DEM test on children in countries with differing languages and cultures.
Autores principais:Baptista, António M. G.
Outros Autores:Sousa, Raul A. R. C.; Casal, Carla Cristina de Morais Guerra; Marques, Rui Ramoa; Silva, Carlos Manuel Lima Reis da
Assunto:Developmental eye movement test (dem) Saccadic eye movements Oculomotor norms Oculomotor testing Rapid automatized naming (ran)
Ano:2011
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Casal, Carla Cristina de Morais Guerra
Marques, Rui Ramoa
Silva, Carlos Manuel Lima Reis da
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Sousa, Raul A. R. C.
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Silva, Carlos Manuel Lima Reis da
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Rapid automatized naming (ran)
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Saccadic eye movements
Oculomotor norms
Oculomotor testing
Rapid automatized naming (ran)
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description Purpose. This work aims to define contemporary scores for the Developmental Eye Movement Test (DEM) for native Portuguese-speaking children (PT) and to compare these scores with three other published scores: the original norms, published in 1987 for American English-speaking children (U.S.) and two other scores published in 1995 (SP1) and 2003 (SP2) for Spanish-speaking children. Methods. A standard DEM test was administered to 695 young students ranging in age from 6 to 13 years from the region of Braga, Portugal. The mean PT scores for vertical time and adjusted horizontal time as well as the corresponding errors and ratio were calculated according to age and grade, and these results were compared with those from other studies. In addition, the clinical response types (age and grade) were obtained based on mean PT scores. Results. For several ages/grades, the scores obtained in this study were significantly different from the scores reported in other studies. A global qualitative analysis showed that PT made fewer errors and had similar ratios when compared with U. S. and SP2. However, PT were generally slower in vertical time and adjusted horizontal time in the younger age groups. When comparing PT and SP1, a higher ratio for SP1 was determined in all ages. The clinical response types signified below-normal performance scores for ages 6 to 9 and grades 1 to 5. Conclusions. The unusually large number of oculomotor and/or automaticity problems found in this normal PT population using a test based on U.S. norms highlights the need for PT-specific guidelines. It appears that DEM scores may be affected by differences in language, educational systems, and/or cultural systems. Therefore, clinicians should be aware of these findings when using the DEM test on children in countries with differing languages and cultures.
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spelling engAmerican Academy of Optometry (AAOPT)porPurpose. This work aims to define contemporary scores for the Developmental Eye Movement Test (DEM) for native Portuguese-speaking children (PT) and to compare these scores with three other published scores: the original norms, published in 1987 for American English-speaking children (U.S.) and two other scores published in 1995 (SP1) and 2003 (SP2) for Spanish-speaking children. Methods. A standard DEM test was administered to 695 young students ranging in age from 6 to 13 years from the region of Braga, Portugal. The mean PT scores for vertical time and adjusted horizontal time as well as the corresponding errors and ratio were calculated according to age and grade, and these results were compared with those from other studies. In addition, the clinical response types (age and grade) were obtained based on mean PT scores. Results. For several ages/grades, the scores obtained in this study were significantly different from the scores reported in other studies. A global qualitative analysis showed that PT made fewer errors and had similar ratios when compared with U. S. and SP2. However, PT were generally slower in vertical time and adjusted horizontal time in the younger age groups. When comparing PT and SP1, a higher ratio for SP1 was determined in all ages. The clinical response types signified below-normal performance scores for ages 6 to 9 and grades 1 to 5. Conclusions. The unusually large number of oculomotor and/or automaticity problems found in this normal PT population using a test based on U.S. norms highlights the need for PT-specific guidelines. It appears that DEM scores may be affected by differences in language, educational systems, and/or cultural systems. Therefore, clinicians should be aware of these findings when using the DEM test on children in countries with differing languages and cultures.application/pdfporNorms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese childrenBaptista, António M. G.Sousa, Raul A. R. C.Casal, Carla Cristina de Morais GuerraMarques, Rui RamoaSilva, Carlos Manuel Lima Reis daHostingInstitutionOrganizationalUniversidade do Minhoe-mailmailto:repositorium@usdb.uminho.ptrepositorium@usdb.uminho.ptISSNIsPartOf1040-5488DOIIsPartOf10.1097/OPX.0b013e3182195dae2012-05-17T14:58:58Z2011-072010-012011-07-01T00:00:00ZHandlehttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/19376http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ecrestricted accessDevelopmental eye movement test (dem)Saccadic eye movementsOculomotor normsOculomotor testingRapid automatized naming (ran)111006 bytesliteraturehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ecapplication/pdffulltexthttps://prod-dspace.uminho.pt/bitstreams/129c1aa7-5573-414a-8cd7-f00309aecdb4/download
spellingShingle Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
Baptista, António M. G.
Developmental eye movement test (dem)
Saccadic eye movements
Oculomotor norms
Oculomotor testing
Rapid automatized naming (ran)
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Developmental eye movement test (dem)
Saccadic eye movements
Oculomotor norms
Oculomotor testing
Rapid automatized naming (ran)
title Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
title_full Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
title_fullStr Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
title_full_unstemmed Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
title_short Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
title_sort Norms for the developmental eye movement test for Portuguese children
topic Developmental eye movement test (dem)
Saccadic eye movements
Oculomotor norms
Oculomotor testing
Rapid automatized naming (ran)
topic_facet Developmental eye movement test (dem)
Saccadic eye movements
Oculomotor norms
Oculomotor testing
Rapid automatized naming (ran)
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/19376
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