NeuroGaze Simulator

Watch the Eyes. Teach the Pattern.

NeuroGaze turns eye movements, pupil signs, positional nystagmus, VNG-style traces, and clinical quiz cases into a protected teaching simulator for neuro-ophthalmology, vestibular medicine, and supervised learners.

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Free path: Get Started, verify email, then Login and Launch App.

9 modules 92 Main Simulator movements 208 teaching patterns 115 animations 1,033 quiz items Student and Expert views Not for diagnosis or treatment

Live product preview Eyes, quiz, compare.

Three short silent clips: a real eye movement, a fast quiz run, and the Compare workflow your teachers will actually use.

0-5 sec - movement

Smooth pursuit, shown as a real simulator clip.

The first frame tells visitors this is an interactive teaching surface, not a static course page.

Eye movement visible while the question changes

Quiz 01

Broken pursuit with catch-up saccades suggests which system?

Smooth pursuit pathway

Quiz 02

Left eye cannot adduct; right abducting eye beats. Best localization?

Left INO

Quiz 03

Brief positional torsional-upbeat nystagmus after Dix-Hallpike?

Posterior canal BPPV pattern

Quiz 04

Back-to-back saccades without a pause are called what?

Ocular flutter

Smooth pursuit

Ocular flutter

A dropdown-style comparison preview shows two patterns together before a teacher opens the protected app.

9 modules

92 Main Simulator movements

208 teaching patterns

115 animations

1,033 quiz items

Start here

One Start Here journey for the whole launch.

Home, Pricing, and Login now point to the same mental model: access path first, email verification second, protected learning surface third.

Step 1

Choose access path

Pick lifetime Free, Pro individual access, or Institution teaching permission before you think about Student versus Expert.

Step 2

Verify email

New Free users confirm email first. Pro and Institution requests keep their manual review boundary.

Step 3

Login, launch, then learn

After activation, sign in, open the protected app, start in Student mode, and switch to Expert only when your tier allows deeper proof.

Remember the boundary: Free / Pro / Institution are account permissions. Student / Expert are the learning views inside NeuroGaze after launch.

Recommended for today's testing

Open NeuroGaze on a laptop or desktop for the best UI.

Mobile and tablet are useful for quick review, but the full teaching surface is richer on a larger screen: side controls, eye canvas, VNG traces, Expert proof, comparison, quiz feedback, and export tools are easier to see together.

Read first-time guide

Show the signOpen a pattern, side, canal, pupil response, pathway, or disease signature instantly.

Ask the caseUse vignette-style questions that feel like clinical examination, not flashcards.

Explain the reasoningMove from Student explanation to Expert trace, source context, and teaching proof.

Clinical quiz

Cases that start like the bedside exam.

Students see a patient, an observed eye movement finding, and four plausible medical choices. The feedback explains the clinical reasoning instead of just naming the answer.

1,033 quiz items 4 answer choices per case Student and Expert review modes

Sample question

A 6-month-old boy is brought for head nodding, head tilt, and shaking eyes noticed for 2 months. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Infantile nystagmus syndrome
Spasmus nutans
Opsoclonus-myoclonus syndrome
Congenital ocular motor apraxia

Answer: Spasmus nutans. The triad of head nodding, head tilt, and acquired infantile nystagmus points to this clinical pattern; the distractors are nearby but do not fit the full presentation.

Product preview

See the simulator before you request access.

These previews are fresh real-browser Student captures from the protected learning surface: 3D anatomy where available, animated eyes, module controls, clinical explanations, and first-step teaching states.

92 Main Simulator movements

Main Simulator

Core ocular motor patterns, comparison, cases, and pattern recognition from one protected surface.

Variants and maneuvers

BPPV

Canal variants, positional signs, maneuvers, mimics, and teaching-friendly bedside sequencing.

VOR and stroke screen

HIT / HINTS

Head impulse patterns, HINTS logic, vHIT-style teaching, and expert trace review.

Localization

Brainstem

MLF, PPRF, riMLF, vestibular nuclei, ocular motor nuclei, medulla, and pons teaching.

Central signs

Cerebellum

Flocculus, nodulus, vermis, fastigial pathways, Chiari patterns, and central nystagmus clues.

Cranial nerve patterns

Neuro-Ophth

CN III, IV, VI, convergence, neuromuscular junction, congenital, and infantile patterns.

Disease signatures

Neurodegeneration

PSP, Parkinson disease, Huntington disease, MSA-C, SCAs, Wilson, Wernicke, and related signs.

Pupil pathway teaching

Pupilometry

PLR, RAPD, Horner, Adie, CN III pupil, pharmacologic patterns, and anisocoria logic.

Atlas proof

Pathways

Saccade, pursuit, VOR, otolith, OKN, neural integrator, eye-head, and EOM geometry pathways.

Student / Expert

Two learning depths

Student mode keeps the first view readable for learners. Expert mode opens VNG traces, source-backed reasoning, variants, proof cards, advanced controls, and export-oriented review where allowed.

VNG teaching

Trace plus eye movement

Animated eyes sit beside waveform-style teaching traces so learners can connect visible movement with horizontal, vertical, torsional, disconjugate, or proof-oriented signals.

Quiz

Pattern recognition and cases

The dedicated quiz surface supports All Eye visual questions, clinical review cases, answer feedback, locked tier boundaries, and a Free 75-question orientation path.

Compare

Compare eye movements side by side

Learners can compare two movements, inspect the difference in eye position and trace behavior, and use Free/Pro boundaries that match their account.

Exports

Teaching media for approved accounts

Institution access can export educational images and HD video-style teaching media with watermarking and attribution boundaries for approved teaching use.

Modules

Nine linked surfaces

Main Simulator, BPPV, HIT/HINTS, Brainstem, Cerebellum, Neuro-Ophth, Neurodegeneration, Pupilometry, and Pathways cover movement signs, localization, pupils, vestibular patterns, and pathways.

Clinical authorship

Built by a clinician for supervised clinical education.

NeuroGaze is authored and expert reviewed by Dr Prateek Kumar P Porwal, MS ENT, Vertigo and Balance Specialist, Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh.

Educational boundary

GazeAtlas presents NeuroGaze as an educational simulator and source-backed teaching model. It is not for diagnosis or treatment.

Access flow

Public website first. Protected simulator after email verification.

Visitors can understand the product, compare Free, Pro, and Institution access, then request access from one page. Email-verified Free users sign in and launch NeuroGaze through GazeAtlas; Pro and Institution upgrades remain reviewed.

Get Started Login

Lifetime FreeSigned-in Main Simulator plus Quiz orientation after email verification.
Pro individualFuller individual learning surface after review.
InstitutionWritten teaching permission for programs, workshops, or departments.

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NeuroGaze remains protected. The public site explains the app and routes users to the right access path.

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