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"Inverse latent" macro square-wave jerks and macro saccadic oscillations
Abstract:
A patient recovering from an acute encephalopathy demonstrated several ocular motor disturbances reflecting cerebellar and brainstem dysfunction. Two of these, macro square-wave jerks and macro saccadic oscillations, have never been reported in the same patient. The macro square-wave jerks disappeared with monocular viewing, a previously undescribed "inverse latent" characteristic.
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