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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «NYSTAGMOID»
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1
Differential Diagnosis in Otorhinolaryngology: Symptoms, ...
Nystagmoid Eye Movements Periodic Alternating Gaze Deviations These
represent a rare disturbance of ocular motility, only recently discovered,
characterized by spontaneous lateral eye movements having a square-wave
pattern and.
2
Eye Movements from Physiology to Cognition: Selected/Edited ...
Several seconds suffice for them to give accurate descriptions, Compared to
normal, the generalshape of the eye movement activity changes considerably
with predominance of the quick drift and emergence of nystagmoid phenomena.
J.K. O'Regan, A. Lévy-Schoen, 1987
3
the eye and nervous system
The transient ocular palsies and variability of the ptosis may be explained by the
difference in pressure of the fluid in the syringomyelic cavity. According to
Sehlcsinger, nystagmus and nystagmoid movements of the eyeball in
syringomyelia ...
0 Nystagmoid (searching movements) on the other hand are random, non-
repetitive movements. 0 Nystagmoid movements indicate extremely poor visual
function of central origin (posterior visual pathway). Types of nystagmus o
Nystagmus ...
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The eye and nervous system: their diagnostic relations
The transient ocular palsies and variability of the ptosis may be explained by the
difference in pressure of the fluid in the syringomyelic cavity. According to
Schlesinger, nystagmus and nystagmoid movements of the eyeball in
syringomyelia ...
William Campbell Posey, William Gibson Spiller, 1906
6
Ophthalmology: Investigation and Examination Techniques
Nystagmus Nystagmus is a rhythmic repetitive to-and-fro movement of the eyes.
Nystagmoid (searching) movements on the other hand are random, non-
repetitive movements. Nystagmoid movements indicate extremely poor visual
function of ...
Bruce James, Larry Benjamin, 2007
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A Dictionary of Neurological Signs
Cross References Hemeralopia; Retinitis pigmentosa Nylen–Bárány Manoeuvre
- see HALLPIKE MANOEUVRE, HALLPIKE TEST Nystagmoid Jerks - see
NYSTAGMUS Nystagmus Nystagmus, or talantropia, is an involuntary to-and-fro
...
8
Clinical Ophthalmology: A Systematic Approach
Nystagmoid. movements. Nystagmoid movements resemble nystagmus but differ
in that the initial pathological defoveating movement is a saccadic intrusion.
Ocular. flutterand. opsoclonus. 1 Signs • Saccadic oscillations with no
intersaccadic ...
Jack J. Kanski, Brad Bowling, 2011
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Occipital Seizures and Epilepsies in Children: Colloquium of ...
Ten per cent had blinking and 5 per cent had nystagmoid eye movements. A
sensation of ocular movement at the beginning of the seizures has been reported
by Holtman & Goldensohn (1977) and by Williamson et al. (1992). Non-occipital ...
10
Psychophysiology: Human Behavior and Physiological Response
It is an automatic or nonvoluntary activity. 3. Nystagmoid: These are oscillations
of the eyes, often consisting of slow horizontal sweeps and quick returns to the
original eye position. There are three causes of nystagmoid movements: (a)
where ...
