Supratentorial Structures Controlling Oculomotor Functions and Their Involvement in Cases of Stroke
Overview
Overview
Journal
Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci
Specialties
Neurology
Psychiatry
Psychiatry
Date
1989 Jan 1
PMID
2676538
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Abstract
A study is presented mainly of the supratentorial structures that play an important role in saccadic eye movements and smooth pursuit. Eye-movement impairments associated with stroke in the corresponding brain region are then described.
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