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For example , during the HGN ( horizontal gaze nystagmus ) eye test , the police should not have flashing Mars Lights onmay causeeyes to show nystagmus ( jerking
balance and location in spaceresultsin eye movements like nystagmus
the factcould causenystagmus ( eye wiggles
if untreatedwould causecrossed eyes ( strabismus
certain drugscausewhat we call gaze nystagmus
hypoglossi and medial vestibular nucleushave causedgaze - evoked nystagmus ( Abadi 2002
Prescription drugs and various medical conditionscan also influenceeye nystagmus
Ketaminecausesblepharospasm , nystagmus , eye movement
by ageing(passive) commonly caused byRetinal telangiectasia eye
abnormal function in the areas of the brain that control eye movements(passive) are caused byinvoluntary eye movements of nystagmus
A lesion of the nucleus of the sixth nervecausesan ipsilateral gaze palsy
Lesions of the abducens nucleuscausean ipsilateral gaze palsy
structural lesions that involve the neural integrator network , which is dispersed between the vestibulocerebellum , the medulla ( region of the nucleus(passive) may be caused byGaze - evoked nystagmus
This testshould provokejerking eye movements ( nystagmus
structural lesions that involve the neural integrator network , which is dispersed between the vestibulocerebellum , the medulla(passive) may be caused byGaze - evoked nystagmus
by some disturbance in the nervous system(passive) caused byNeurological Nystagmus - Nystagmus
to hold the eyes in the eccentric positionresultingin gaze - evoked nystagmus
also(passive) may be causedGaze - evoked nystagmus
a variety of medications and lesions(passive) may be caused byGaze - evoked nystagmus
by disease(passive) caused bygaze - evoked nystagmus
disease(passive) caused bygaze - evoked nystagmus
the effects of alcohol upon the nervous system(passive) caused byGaze nystagmus
by the effects of alcohol upon the nervous system(passive) caused byGaze nystagmus
structural lesions that involve the neural integrator network , which is dispersed between the vestibulocerebellum , the medulla ( e.g. , the region of the nucleus prepositus hypoglossi and adjacent medial vestibular nucleus " NPH / MVN(passive) may be caused byGaze - evoked nystagmus
by the effects of alcohol(passive) caused byGaze nystagmus
alcohol(passive) caused bygaze nystagmus
by a vestibular imbalance(passive) caused bynystagmus eye movements
Strokescausinggaze dysfunction
many other things other than alcohol consumption such as drugs such as aspirin , caffeine and nicotine(passive) may also be caused byGaze nystagmus
Conditions such as hypertension , motion sickness , sunstroke , eyestrain , eye muscle fatigue , glaucoma , and changes in atmospheric pressuremay resultin gaze nystagmus
alcohol or drugs including anti - convulsants ( e.g. , phenobarbital , phenytoin , or carbamazepine ) at therapeutic dosages(passive) also may be caused byGaze - evoked nystagmus
any drugcausingGAZE PALSY
by the perception of three - dimensional structure from motion(passive) caused by Binocular eye movements
10 important in providersresultGaze Getas
how to usecausesgaze evoked
in some degree of visual lossresultsin some degree of visual loss
a visual impairmentcausesa visual impairment
rapid eye movementscausesrapid eye movements
visual symptoms of double , blurred or ' juddery ' visioncausingvisual symptoms of double , blurred or ' juddery ' vision
dizzinesscan causedizziness
to some bizarre psychological effectscan leadto some bizarre psychological effects
in some degree of visual lossresultsin some degree of visual loss
poor visioncausepoor vision
behaviorcan influencebehavior
to feelings of ostracism and relational devaluationleadsto feelings of ostracism and relational devaluation
behavior in the rendered scenecan influencebehavior in the rendered scene
purely of fast - phase ( saccadic ) eye movementsare composedpurely of fast - phase ( saccadic ) eye movements
for a number of reasons , including alcohol impairmentcan be causedfor a number of reasons , including alcohol impairment
creatures from our own oceansdiscovercreatures from our own oceans
to reduced or limited visioncan leadto reduced or limited vision
to gradual axonal degeneration in the optic nerve , progressive loss of retinal ganglion cells , visual impairment , and irreversible blindnessleadingto gradual axonal degeneration in the optic nerve , progressive loss of retinal ganglion cells , visual impairment , and irreversible blindness
weakness of all ocular musclesmay causeweakness of all ocular muscles
double visioncan causedouble vision
to stable visual perceptionleadingto stable visual perception
the retinal motion(passive) caused bythe retinal motion
a rapid sweep of the visual image across the retinacausea rapid sweep of the visual image across the retina
ocular misalignment ... and hence , double visioncan causeocular misalignment ... and hence , double vision
alsomay ... resultalso
typicallycausestypically
to gradual axonal degeneration in the optic nerveleadingto gradual axonal degeneration in the optic nerve
compression of time as well spacecausecompression of time as well space
compression of time as well as spacecausecompression of time as well as space
visual deprivationcausesvisual deprivation
visual deprivationcausingvisual deprivation
visual deprivation from onsetcausingvisual deprivation from onset
from brain diseases such as multiple sclerosiscan resultfrom brain diseases such as multiple sclerosis
the sensory gaps(passive) caused bythe sensory gaps
to directionally specific distortions in spatial working memorycan leadto directionally specific distortions in spatial working memory
from brain diseases such as multiple sclerosis but also from eye problems ( like early - life vision losscan resultfrom brain diseases such as multiple sclerosis but also from eye problems ( like early - life vision loss
visual deprivation while jerk - like nystagmus with extended foveation periods does not , is an oversimplification of matterscausesvisual deprivation while jerk - like nystagmus with extended foveation periods does not , is an oversimplification of matters
to at least some extent to our sense of object location with respect to our positioncontributesto at least some extent to our sense of object location with respect to our position
visual deprivation from onset until transition at age 35 months ( dark gray areacausingvisual deprivation from onset until transition at age 35 months ( dark gray area