I. Gottlob et al., QUANTITATIVE EYE AND HEAD MOVEMENT RECORDINGS OF RETINAL DISEASE MIMICKING SPASMUS NUTANS, American journal of ophthalmology, 119(3), 1995, pp. 374-376
PURPOSE/METHODS: To investigate whether quantitative head and eye move
ment recordings can distinguish patients with spasmus nutans from pati
ents with retinal diseases mimicking spasmus nutans. A patient with co
ngenital stationary night blindness was followed up for seven years wi
th electro oculographic eye movement recordings. RESULTS/CONCLUSIONS:
Rhythmic head movements and fine, intermittent, asymmetric, disconjuga
te, high-frequency, out-of-phase pendular nystagmus were recorded. Eye
and head movement recordings of patients with congenital stationary n
ight blindness can mimic spasmus nutans.