Ocular flutter: really a cerebellar sign?

Larmande, P.; Pautrizel, B.; Belin, C.; Santini, J.J.; Gouaze, A.

Revue Neurologique (Paris) 140(11): 647-651

1984


ISSN/ISBN: 0035-3787
PMID: 6505492
Document Number: 231500
Two post-operative cases of ocular flutter with electro-oculographic recordings are reported. In both cases, the lesion was unique and restricted, suggesting that a cerebellar damage was responsible for this abnormal eye movement. In both cases, ocular flutter was directed toward the healthy side. Therefore it is suggested that flutter may result from a focal cerebellar lesion and in that case be an oriented eye movement.

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