>"Valar" <remove at spam.com> wrote in message news:<bcsaen$cvm$1 at tomahawk.unsw.edu.au>...
> Can anybody explain the neurophysiological mechanisms behind the signs & Sx
> observed in otolith & saccade syndromes? is it due to over-activity of the
> unopposed contralateral vestibular nucleus/vestibulocerebellum or?
>> particularly,
>> otolith:
> ipsilateral skew deviation
> ipsilateral head-tilt
> ipsilateral pulsion of body
>> saccade:
> ipsilateral lateropulsion
> vertical saccades deviate to ipsilateral.
Actually my pronosis is the fibrilator of the
reonandril with a possibly duldrum of the nomenerater
with a slight variance of the jobulacter.
Really I don't know, but I did stay at the Holiday
Inn last night.
