In all forms of dysfunction of ocular motility the ultimate aim in obtainin% an understanding of the nature of the condition is to try and provide some form of treatment. This has beenl achieved in most types of strabismus with the considerable advances which have been made in overcoming the sensory and motor complications of the squint, but few such advances have been made in the treatment of ...

OBJECTIVES To compare the usefulness of a CCD camera with infrared illumination (IR-CCD camera) over Frenzel glasses (F Glasses) for the observation of spontaneous nystagmus, the incidence and direction of nystagmus, and the frequency, amplitude and slow phase of spontaneous nystagmus. METHODS One hundred vertiginous patients, fifty-three females and forty-seven males participated in this stu...

In all forms of dysfunction of ocular motility the ultimate aim in obtainin% an understanding of the nature of the condition is to try and provide some form of treatment. This has beenl achieved in most types of strabismus with the considerable advances which have been made in overcoming the sensory and motor complications of the squint, but few such advances have been made in the treatment of ...

Horizontal asymmetric nystagmus usually occurs in one of three situations: secondary to an intracranial lesion, with monocular visual loss, or as part of the triad that constitutes the diagnosis of spasmus nutans (asymmetric nystagmus, abnormal head posture, head shake). Clinical records of 277 children, presenting with congenital nystagmus over an 8-year period were reviewed. Nystagmus was asy...

purpose: to report a case of hermansky-pudlak syndrome (hps). case report: a 7-year-old boy presented with marked generalized hypopigmentation, eye deviation and nystagmus. in addition he had history of easy bruising. visual acuity was 20/200. he had markedly translucent green irides, hypermetropic astigmatism, horizontal nystagmus and marked exotropia. funduscopy revealed a hypopigmented retin...

Accepted 18 December 2017 DesCripTion A 24-year-old woman presented with gradual-onset left-sided hearing loss, progressive diminution of vision, headache and unsteadiness of gait. Comprehensive clinical evaluation revealed a left-sided lower motor neuron type of facial nerve palsy (figure 1), bilateral papilloedema, sensory loss in the distribution of ophthalmic branch of the left trigeminal n...