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Ocular bobbing and opsoclonus: two abnormal spontaneous eye movements occurring in the same patient: case report

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry

|October 1, 1972

Abstract:

A case in which two rare abnormal spontaneous eye movements, ocular bobbing and opsoclonus, were observed, is reported. Their pathophysiology and distinction from other abnormal spontaneous eye movements are discussed.

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