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We present an unusual case of epileptic nystagmus in a young male patient who showed a prominent response to low-dose antiepileptic drugs
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Objective & Hypothesis:Epileptic nystagmus is defined as a rapid repetitive jerky movement of one or both eyes associated with rhythmic eye oscillations that occur only during epilep- tic seizures.
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Key Findings & Data:It is a rare epilepsy form, more frequently seen in the pediatric age group, and mostly associated with other oculomotor symptoms.
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Conclusion & Impact:We present an unusual case of epileptic nystagmus in a young male patient who showed a prominent response to low-dose antiepileptic drugs
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Abstract
Epileptic nystagmus is defined as a rapid repetitive jerky movement of one or both eyes associated with rhythmic eye oscillations that occur only during epilep- tic seizures. It is a rare epilepsy form, more frequently seen in the pediatric age group, and mostly associated with other oculomotor symptoms. We present an unusual case of epileptic nystagmus in a young male patient who showed a prominent response to low-dose antiepileptic drugs
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Cite This Article
Şilek, H., Akduman, R. Ç. (2022). Case Report of an Epileptic Nystagmus: Clinical Characteristics. Archives of epilepsy (Online), Cilt: 28 - Sayı: 1, 46–47. https://ajindex.com/articles/447847