Congenital nystagmus
Evidence-based neurology checklist on congenital nystagmus: Clinical history History of childhood eye patching or eye operations Habitual head tilt Strabismus History of ‘jumping eyes’ Clinical signs Associated visual impairments Other associated features Medical treatment Surgical treatment
Clinical history
- History of childhood eye patching or eye operations
- Habitual head tilt
- Strabismus
- History of ‘jumping eyes’
Clinical signs
Associated visual impairments
Other associated features
Medical treatment
Surgical treatment
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