The Geometric Organization of Oculomotion Theory

This work presents the Geometric Organization of Oculomotion Theory, a unifying framework linking visual-field demands, orbital geometry, extraocular muscle vectors, brainstem circuitry, vergence, and strabismus. It proposes complementary horizontal and torsional double-cross architectures and interprets tonic vergence as a physiological counterbalance to the divergent geometry of the paired orbits. The model offers testable anatomical, physiological, comparative, and clinical predictions regarding three-dimensional gaze organization and binocular alignment. Dr. Ghassan Ahmed Mubasher Mohamedsalih Neuro-Ophthalmologist Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar Email: [email protected] ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-7926-3150