Rebound Nystagmus

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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2011

Rebound is nearly always pathological, and is related to brain stem or cerebellar disease. Accordingly, if an unusually large gaze-evoked nystagmus is observed, one should automatically look for rebound nystagmus. On the other hand, gaze-evoked nystagmus without rebound is usually of little significance. Rebound is always associated with poor pursuit, but the poor pursuit does not inevitably mean that the person will have rebound.

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  • My pleasure. Best of luck in your studies. Dr Koch

  • My pleasure. Best of luck in your studies. Dr Koch

  • Dear colleague, I very kindly thank you for these videos. I've been reading about nystagmus movements for many times and not understanding much until I saw these. I wish you the best with your practice.

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