Seesaw Nystagmus Symptom einer biochemischen Störung?

  • Karel Rych
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Zusammenfassung

Es wird über einen Patienten mit dem seltenen Seesaw Nystagmus berichtet und mit einem anderen Fall, der früher von uns beschrieben wurde, verglichen. Diese 1974 veröffentlichte Beobachtung [27] wird jetzt mit einigen neuen Befunden ergänzt. Beide Patienten wiesen eine und dieselbe Art biochemischer Störungen — nämlich eine Zystathioninurie und Pyridoxalphosphatmangel im Serum — auf.

Seesaw nystagmus symptom of a biochemical disorder?

Summary

A case of the rare seesaw nystagmus is presented and compared as for identity with an another case, reported by this author earlier. Some new finds were made, completing the first observation, published 1974 [27].

Both the cases of the seesaw nystagmus were found to have the same biochemical disorders: the cystathioninuria and the hypopyridoxalphosphatemie.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Karel Rych
    • 1
  1. 1.Univ. AugenklinikInnsbruckÖsterreich

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