Effects Of Alcohol On Extraocular Eye Movements.

In this study, five men were randomly selected for the measurement of how alcohol
effects extraocular eye movements. Specifically, end point nystagmus and the number of
saccades per cycle were of points of interest. All participants were educated on the
nature of this study and all signed responsibility clauses. Each subject was asked to sit for five separate sessions conducted on different days. Pursuit movements ofthe eyes were recorded using six different velocities. The duration of each session lasted approximately one hour per subject.