Significance of Terminal Transients in Electro-Oculographic Recordings

Reverse Optokinetic After-nystagmus Generated by Gaze Fixation During Optokinetic Stimulation

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Reverse Optokinetic After-nystagmus Generated by Gaze Fixation During Optokinetic Stimulation

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Nystagmus Responses During Triangular Waveforms of Angular Velocity About the Y- and Z-Axes.

“…However, with vertical canal stimulation, there is a fairly pronounced departure of the rise in response during the initial acceleration from the theoretical rise curve. This may be attributable to difficulties in recording and scoring vertical nystagmus (1,4,9), but it may also be due to a real departure from the theoretical prediction. Nystagmus elicited by passive movement lacks the preparatory eyelid and brow movements which naturally accompany voluntary head rotations about the y-axis.…”

Reverse Optokinetic After-nystagmus Generated by Gaze Fixation During Optokinetic Stimulation

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Nystagmus Responses During Triangular Waveforms of Angular Velocity About the Y- and Z-Axes.

“…However, with vertical canal stimulation, there is a fairly pronounced departure of the rise in response during the initial acceleration from the theoretical rise curve. This may be attributable to difficulties in recording and scoring vertical nystagmus (1,4,9), but it may also be due to a real departure from the theoretical prediction. Nystagmus elicited by passive movement lacks the preparatory eyelid and brow movements which naturally accompany voluntary head rotations about the y-axis.…”

Reverse Optokinetic After-nystagmus Generated by Gaze Fixation During Optokinetic Stimulation

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Nystagmus Responses During Triangular Waveforms of Angular Velocity About the Y- and Z-Axes.

“…However, with vertical canal stimulation, there is a fairly pronounced departure of the rise in response during the initial acceleration from the theoretical rise curve. This may be attributable to difficulties in recording and scoring vertical nystagmus (1,4,9), but it may also be due to a real departure from the theoretical prediction. Nystagmus elicited by passive movement lacks the preparatory eyelid and brow movements which naturally accompany voluntary head rotations about the y-axis.…”