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Mitigating the substantial public health impact of concussion is a particularly difficult
challenge. This is partly because concussion is a highly prevalent condition, and diagnosis …

Background: The opsoclonus-myoclonus-ataxia syndrome (OMAS) represents a
pathophysiology and diagnostic challenge. Although the diverse etiologies likely share a …

PURPOSE OF REVIEW This article provides an overview of nystagmus and saccadic
intrusions with the goal of facilitating recognition and differentiation of abnormal eye …

A 62-year-old man presented with headache, fever, and malaise. He was diagnosed with
Anaplasma phagocytophilum, confirmed by serum polymerase chain reaction, and started …

Purpose To report a case of saccadic intrusions in a 9-month-old under the context of non-
accidental trauma. Observations A 9-month-old female presented with the eye finding of …

Opsoclonus is a form of arrhythmic, chaotic, and rapid multidimensional eye movements. It is
not uncommon in critically ill patients who are treated for metabolic, infectious, or …

Voluntary rapid eye movements (saccades) redirect the fovea toward objects of visual
interest. The saccadic system can be considered as a dual-mode system: in one mode the …

A 59-year-old woman presented to the emergency department with acute-onset vertical
oscillopsia and double vision. She denied other neurological symptoms, though her family …

Eye movement abnormalities due to urgent or emergent etiologies in the field of movement
disorders include acute/subacute onset supranuclear saccadic gaze palsies, ocular flutter …