" The Eyes Have it : Ocular Saccade Abnormalities in Prodromal Alzheimer's Disease"

Neuropsychological assessment : MMSE (Greco), RL/RI-16 items (Van der Linden 2003), visual retention test (DMS48), verbal fluency (Thurstone et Thurstone 1964), TMT A and B (Reitan 1956), DSST (Weschler 1997), Clinical Dementia Rating Scale (Hughes 1982), image naming DO80 (Deloche et Hannequin 1997), Similarities and Digit Span subscores of the WAIS (Weschler 1997), Anxiety and Depression (GDS), activities of daily living (ADL-Katz and IADL-Lawton).

Vision work-up, 30 minutes (VA, non invasive retinal imaging : non dilated optic fundus picture or OCT, ocular tension).

Automated non-invasive oculometry : 45 minutes with rest periods : horizontal and vertical pro- and anti-saccades, prediction, spatial decision (Monsiman et al. Brain 2005,128:1267-127, items detection (Rösler et al. Cortex 2005 ;41 :512-519) and exploration/curiosity of non congruent images and faces according to Daffner et al. Neurology 1992 ;42 :320-328 and Loughland et al. Biol Psychiatry 2002 ;52 : 338-348).