Bruns' nystagmus revisited: A sign of stroke in patients with the acute vestibular syndrome.
Georgios MantokoudisAthanasia KordaDavid S ZeeEwa ZamaroThomas C SauterFranca WagnerMarco D CaversaccioPublished in: European journal of neurology (2021)
One third of patients with AVS due to central vestibular strokes had a spontaneous SN in straight-ahead gaze and a pathological GEN, producing the pattern of a Bruns' nystagmus with a shift of the null position. The localization of the side of the lesion based on the null was not consistent, presumably because the circuits underlying gaze-holding are widespread in the brainstem and cerebellum. Nevertheless, automated quantification of GEN with VOG was specific, and accurately identified patients in the ED with AVS due to strokes.
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