DESMURGET, M., D. PÉLISSON, Y. ROSSETTI AND C. PRABLANC. From eye to hand:
planning goal-directed movements. NEUROSCI BIOBEHAV REV 22 (6) 761–788.—The …

The role of muscle afferents is discussed in terms of their contribution to kinesthesia, the
senses of position and movement of the limbs. It is argued that muscle spindles are not well …

Although extraocular muscle is perhaps the least understood component of the oculomotor
system, these muscles represent the most common site of surgical intervention in the …

We measured the roles of eye muscle proprioception (“inflow”) and efference copy
(“outflow”) in registering eye position. During monocular fixation, pressing on the side of an …

This article sets out to present a fairly comprehensive review of our knowledge about the
functions of the receptors that have been found in the extraocular muscles–the six muscles …

This study investigated whether the execution of an accurate pointing response depends on
a prior saccade orientation towards the target, independent of the vision of the limb. A …

The computational role of efference copies is widely appreciated in action and perception
research, but their properties for speech processing remain murky. We tested the functional …

Visual neglect is a common, yet frequently overlooked, neurological disorder following
stroke characterized by a deficit in attention and appreciation of stimuli on the contralesional …

We studied the variability in saccades by comparing the peak velocities of saccades with the
same target amplitude made with different actual amplitudes. We tested three hypotheses …

A classic problem in psychology is understanding how the brain creates a stable and
accurate representation of space for perception and action despite a constantly moving eye …