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An Infant with Abnormal Eye Movements
NeoReviews, 2019Please view Fig 1 and watch the accompanying video clip (Video 1). Video 1. Click here to view the video. Reproduced with permission of Akshaya Vachharajani, MD, copyright 2018. The most likely cause of this infant’s examination findings is: (Note: More than 1 option is possible.) The video clip depicts an intubated term female infant with ...
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Eye movement abnormalities in anorexia nervosa
Psychiatry Research, 1998The aim of the present study is to investigate smooth pursuit eye movement and saccadic performance in anorexia nervosa during a restored weight period and to determine if functional links can be made between eye movement performance and clinical features.
PALLANTI, STEFANO +4 more
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Supranuclear Eye Movement Abnormalities
Continuum, 2014The components of the efferent ocular motor network include supranuclear, nuclear, internuclear, infranuclear, neuromuscular junction, and muscle. Within this schema, clinicians are often least acquainted with the supranuclear components; however, derangement of this system is a common cause of ocular dysmotility and diplopia. This article will provide
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Abnormal Organogenesis in the Eye
1977The vertebrate eye focuses images of the environment in the plane of the retinal photoreceptors. Optimal visual function requires not only transparent dioptric media, but also that the relative sizes, shapes, and orientations of ocular tissues fall within the geometric tolerances imposed by the laws of optics.
Alfred J. Coulombre, Jane L. Coulombre
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La Revue du praticien, 1990
Abnormal eye movements constitute a pathological entily characterized by the inability to maintain an immobile gaze, gazing being unwillingly disturbed by displacement of the eyes. The semiology of abnormal eye movements is very accurate. It is based on clinical analysis and on eye movements recording.
P, Larmande, B, Gaymard
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Abnormal eye movements constitute a pathological entily characterized by the inability to maintain an immobile gaze, gazing being unwillingly disturbed by displacement of the eyes. The semiology of abnormal eye movements is very accurate. It is based on clinical analysis and on eye movements recording.
P, Larmande, B, Gaymard
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Abnormal Eye Movements in Rubella Syndrome
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1977A patient with a characteristic picture of rubella eye disease is presented. Its interest lies in the associated finding of asymmetric nystagmus and ocular flutter. The presence of flutter would indicate cerebellar or cerebellar pathway disease, a previously unassociated finding.
J H, Goldstein, M K, Gupta
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1972
An infant with multiple eye and central nervous system (CNS) deformities was born to a 19-year-old mother who smoked marihuana and took multiple drugs, including lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), throughout pregnancy. The baby made no developmental progress and required gavage feedings throughout life.
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An infant with multiple eye and central nervous system (CNS) deformities was born to a 19-year-old mother who smoked marihuana and took multiple drugs, including lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), throughout pregnancy. The baby made no developmental progress and required gavage feedings throughout life.
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Controlling abnormal eye movements
Vision Research, 1979R V, Abadi, D, Carden, J, Simpson
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The Eyes of Embryos with Chromosome Abnormalities
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1974R O, Howard +4 more
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