Opsoclonus
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"This seven month old boy has opsoclonus
due to a post-viral encephalitis. No evidence of a neuroblastoma was
found. Large amplitude saccades intermittently carry the eyes back
and forth in all directions. Trunkal ataxia and other signs of
cerebellar dysfunction were found in this child. Most of the saccades
are horizontal; however, some are vertical and oblique. Most saccades
have straight trajectories, but some are curved."
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