Smooth pursuit (SP) and saccades (SC) as well as nystagmus were record
ed with electro-oculography in 21 healthy subjects with manifest non-p
aralytic strabismus. A normal SP function under binocular conditions c
ould be recorded in 67% of the subjects and complementary monocular re
cordings increased the figure to 81%. The corresponding figure for the
SC test was 38 and 67%, respectively. However, a minority of the subj
ects presented a normal test result under both binocular and monocular
conditions. Spontaneous nystagmus and/or nystagmus after headshaking
was present in 67%. These findings may indicate that subjects with str
abismus have a combination of a `subclinical' vestibular and oculomoto
r dysfunction.