Nystagmus in Ramsay Hunt syndrome with or without dizziness.
Jiyeon LeeBoYoon ChoiHaemin NohHamin JeongJung Eun ShinChang-Hee KimPublished in: Neurological sciences : official journal of the Italian Neurological Society and of the Italian Society of Clinical Neurophysiology (2020)
Various patterns of nystagmus including direction-fixed and positional direction-changing nystagmus were observed in RHS patients, and inflammation of the vestibular nerve and inner ear end organs may be responsible for the production of nystagmus in these patients. The results support that the evaluation of vestibular function may be necessary even in RHS patients who do not complain of dizziness or vertigo.