nystagmus Meaning & Definition

  • En [ nɪˈstæɡ.məs]
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Meaning of nystagmus In English

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Examples of nystagmus

  • There was also nystagmus and a difficulty grasping objects by the right hand.

  • She could no longer walk and nystagmus was present in all directions of gaze.

  • Three patients had chin-up head postures caused by a nystagmus.

  • The examiner should also search for spontaneous or gaze-evoked nystagmus.

  • On examination, typically in addition to downbeat nystagmus, lower cranial nerve palsies and both gait and limb ataxia are noted.

  • The nystagmus appears after a brief latency (5-10 seconds), lasts about 30 seconds, and fatigues with repeated positioning.

  • This position is maintained until the nystagmus ceases.

  • This causes movement of the cupula and a brief paroxysm of vertigo and nystagmus.

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