Finally, at baseline, peak BrAC (60 minute time point), and the 180 minute time point, eye movements were measured and analyzed using the VisualEyes™ VNG system (Micromedical Technologies, Chatham, IL), a non-invasive oculographic device. As previously detailed in (Roche and King 2010), participants performed smooth pursuit, saccade, and anti-saccade tasks, which resulted in dependent measures of gain (smooth pursuit) and velocity, latency, and accuracy (pro- and anti-saccade).
