Opsoclonus

A rapid, multivectorial, conjugate, involuntary eye movement, without an intersaccadic interval.

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2011

OMAS is rare affecting 1 in 10 million people per year. Symptoms include rapid, involuntary, multidirectional conjugate eye…

2005

Resumen Introduccion. Kinsbourne en 1962,enmarca una triada caracterizada por opsoclonos,mioclonos y ataxia cere-belosa. Su…

1999

Primary Sjogren’s syndrome (PSS) is often associated with nervous system abnormalities, although opsoclonus as the dominant sign…

1984

A 30-year-old woman was admitted to our hospital in May 1977, suffering from oscillation, body tremulousness and astasia-abasia…

Review

1984

Review

1984

Report of a case with craniofacial dysmorphism and opsoclonus. The opsoclonus commenced in the perinatal period and abated at 18…

1980

'Rotatory nystagmus', in which the visual axis of the eye moves involuntarily in the horizontal and vertical planes describing a…

1977

Three cases of opsoclonus in normal neonates are reported. There was no evidence of neuroblastoma, encephalitis, or infantile…

1974

Five cases of neonatal opsoclonus were studied. It appears that opsoclonus first seen shortly after birth may be associated with…

Review

1960

Review

1960

The term "opsoclonus" was introduced by Orzechowski, 1 a Polish neurologist, in 1913 to describe unusual movements of the eyes in…

1960