nystagmus|nystagmuses in English

noun

[nɪ'stægməs]

nodding of the eyeball, reflexive movement of the eyeball

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1. Status epilepticus* Convulsion Coordination Abnormal* Nystagmus Psychomotor hyperactivity Tremor

2. Optokinetic nystagmus in patients with hemianopia is dealt with in detail.

3. Ten weeks after diagnosis we observe hemianopia... with transient horizontal nystagmus.

4. John’s most difficult handicap is, not strabismus or nystagmus, but extreme nearsightedness.

5. Papilloedema (see Section #), optic nerve disorder (including optic neuritis, see Section #), nystagmus, scleritis, blepharitis

6. 30 Congenital nystagmus starts soon after birth and is occasionally seen in an outpatient setting.

7. Nystagmus-damping surgery can also be performed, to reduce the "shaking" of the eyes back and forth.

8. In addition, we found a significant amount of vertical rather than horizontal nystagmus under trunk flexion provocation.

9. 7 Objective : To study the ultra - structure alterations of the extraocular muscles ( EOM ) in congenital nystagmus ( CN ) subjects .

10. To our knowledge an extreme strabismus fixus divergens together with a divergent nystagmus has never been described before.

11. The nystagmus was acquired in one case of multiple sclerosis, and congenital in the other patient who had achromatopsia.

12. Neuroophthalmological changes comprise optic atrophy, papilledema, proptosis, pupillary changes, hemianopia, gaze paresis, nystagmus, cranial nerve palsies, strabismus, and amblyopia.

13. Nystagmus, an Ataxy of eye movements, is, often present, and there is a slowness of producing and arresting repetitive

14. Two of the four eyes showed nystagmus. Gonioscopically, all eyes displayed an open chamber angle and a small iris root.

15. Before computer processing, nystagmus signals are analog filtered to minimize physiological and/or electrical noise, eventually corrupting the eye movement signal.

16. Among the stationary cone disorders autosomal recessive achromatopsia occurs most frequently and begins within the first months of life with nystagmus and photophobia.

17. This is accompanied by limited medial excursion of the adducted eye together with a dissociated nystagmus, which is stronger in the abducting fellow eye.

18. By means of the so-called “Faden operation” a distinctly better result was obtained in one patient with a bilateral abducens paralysis and blocked nystagmus.

19. The patient had ophthalmological peculiarities, such as eyelid cleft configuration, tapetoretinal dystrophy, retinal visual atrophy, early childhood converging strabismus with varying angle relationships, nystagmus, light sensitivity and substantial visual deficits.

20. We describe here a case with decreased visual acuity, one-sided hemianopia, nystagmus und agenesis of the septum pellucidum and discuss the heterogeneous appearance of this syndrome.

21. Therefore, Congruous torsional down beating nystagmus should always be checked when performing Semont's maneuver because it could help in predicting success of physical treatment and in managing patients

22. Already during the first examination it is possible to prevent an opto-cinetic nystagmus produced by the apparatus of Ohm-Romberg in the majority of the squint-amblyopic persons.

23. Ataxia is manifested by a wide-based unsteady gait, errors of extremity trajectory or placement, errors in motor sequence or rhythm and/or by dysarthria.[1][1] Tone is usually decreased and stretch reflexes may be “pendular.” Nystagmus, skew deviation, disconjugate saccades, and altered ocular

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