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Review of Optokinetic Nystagmus from 1954-1960
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“…The OKR is a slow reflex-like head movement that can be evoked in response to rotating contrasting bars in a virtual drum [ 50 , 51 ]. The OKR was evoked using the OptoMotry system (Cerebral Mechanics) [ 52 , 53 , 54 ], which consists of four computer monitors arranged to form a virtual drum around an arena with a raised central platform.…”
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“…The former has been variously designated "stare", reflex, involuntary or subcortical, and the latter as "look", voluntary or cortical OKN. However, the validity of these descriptions has been the subject of much debate in the literature (Reinecke, 1961;Honrubia efff/., 1968;Nieberding, 1979). Other authors have distinguished between the two types on the basis of the frequency of OKN beats.…”
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“…The OKR is a slow reflex-like head movement that can be evoked in response to rotating contrasting bars in a virtual drum [ 50 , 51 ]. The OKR was evoked using the OptoMotry system (Cerebral Mechanics) [ 52 , 53 , 54 ], which consists of four computer monitors arranged to form a virtual drum around an arena with a raised central platform.…”
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“…The former has been variously designated "stare", reflex, involuntary or subcortical, and the latter as "look", voluntary or cortical OKN. However, the validity of these descriptions has been the subject of much debate in the literature (Reinecke, 1961;Honrubia efff/., 1968;Nieberding, 1979). Other authors have distinguished between the two types on the basis of the frequency of OKN beats.…”
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“…The OKR is a slow reflex-like head movement that can be evoked in response to rotating contrasting bars in a virtual drum [ 50 , 51 ]. The OKR was evoked using the OptoMotry system (Cerebral Mechanics) [ 52 , 53 , 54 ], which consists of four computer monitors arranged to form a virtual drum around an arena with a raised central platform.…”
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“…The former has been variously designated "stare", reflex, involuntary or subcortical, and the latter as "look", voluntary or cortical OKN. However, the validity of these descriptions has been the subject of much debate in the literature (Reinecke, 1961;Honrubia efff/., 1968;Nieberding, 1979). Other authors have distinguished between the two types on the basis of the frequency of OKN beats.…”
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