Saccadic Dysfunction is a visual processing disorder characterized by impaired voluntary eye movements, specifically in the initiation, accuracy, or control of saccades, which are rapid shifts of gaze between fixation points, thereby disrupting efficient visual scanning and attentional targeting in individuals with traumatic brain injury.
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