Autokinetic drifts and gaze deviation

Autokinetic drifts and gaze deviation.

A new method for evaluating the resting direction of the eyes based on the use of afterimages was developed. With this technique, the effect of gaze deviations relative to the individually determined resting direction was investigated among naive subjects. Moderate gaze deviations have no effect on reports of autokinesis. Only at extreme deviations which approach anatomical limits is the direct...

Vertical gaze palsy with skew deviation.

With the advancement of neuroradiology, clinical localization followed by radiology, had made neurology more interesting. Vertical gage palsy as presentation cerebrovascular disease is not so common. Vertical gaze palsy usually localizes the lesion to dorsal mid brain. A 56 years male patient presented with sudden onset vertigo, diplopia, transient loss of consciousness and sways toward right s...

Contralateral gaze deviation after frontal lobe haemorrhage.

Contralateral deviation of the eyes was sustained for a week in a patient with discrete subcortical frontal lobe haematoma. When deviation recovered, ipsilateral saccades were hypo-metric and saccadic latencies were prolonged in both horizontal directions. Smooth pursuit was paretic during tracking toward the side of the haematoma. Pursuit gain was higher during tracking to the contralateral si...

The origin of the autokinetic effect

DRIFTS and Knudsen cell study

DRIFTS and Knudsen cell study of the heterogeneous reactivity of SO2 and NO2 on mineral dust M. Ullerstam, M. S. Johnson, R. Vogt, and E. Ljungström Gothenburg University, Department of Chemistry, SE-41296 Gothenburg, Sweden Copenhagen University, Department of Chemistry, Universitetsparken 5, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark Ford Forschungszentrum GmbH Aachen, Süsterfeldstrasse 200, D-52072 Aache...