After contracting a bacterial infection in her teens, Kat Harrison was diagnosed with a neurological disorder called
oscillopsia. She has recovered from 14 different surgeries throughout her lifetime, experiences daily chronic migraines and chronic ear disease.
The mean gain in the CI recipients did not differ significantly from that of vestibular outpatients, and the prevalence of
oscillopsia was not related to the lower gain (p>0.05).
The former includes vertigo, disequilibrium,
oscillopsia, nystagmus, the Tullio phenomenon, and the Hennebert sign; the latter comprises autophony, hearing loss, pulsatile tinnitus, tinnitus, and ear fullness.
(1) Consequently, there has been an increase in the frequency of hearing impairments and balance disturbances, which are quite prevalent in developing areas of Africa, including bobbing
oscillopsia, which is the worst form of vestibular injury associated with ototoxic agents.
He denied any colour desaturation and pain on eye movements, but did notice intermittent
oscillopsia at the onset of his symptoms.
Oscillopsia and horizontal nystagmus with accelerating slow phases following lumbar puncture in the Arnold-Chiari malformation.
I pazienti con danno bilaterale possono invece non avere vertigine ma spesso presentano un marcato disequilibrio, atassia della marcia, e
oscillopsia (incapacita di stabilizzare un'immagine sulla retina).
Bilateral vestibular loss will cause severe
oscillopsia with minimal vertigo.
(38-40) Other phenotypes have been reported:
oscillopsia, primary ovarian failure, thyroid hormone abnormalities, hypothermia, microcoria, dysautonomia and acute evolution of the disease with death occurring in less than 2 months.
Dynamic Visual-Acuity - A Test for
Oscillopsia and Vestibuloocular Reflex Function.