_patient-number-2-is-shown-in-three-segments.jpg "Patient number 2 is shown in three segments from ocular dysmetria Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 1 min 77 sec
✓ Published: 22-Jun-2020
✓ Published: 22-Jun-2020
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segment 1. A home video demonstrates an oculogyric episode, with eyes elevated upward with intermittent lateral deviation, accompanied by head tilt to the left and jaw deviation to the right. She was uncomfortable but did not lose consciousness. This episode lasted almost 1 minute, after which she partially recovered and looked exhausted. About 20 seconds afterwards, she developed oculogyria with upward eye deviation again. Segment 2. The second home video segment shows her in a stroller. She de
segment 1. A home video demonstrates an oculogyric episode, with eyes elevated upward with intermittent lateral deviation, accompanied by head tilt to the left and jaw deviation to the right. She was uncomfortable but did not lose consciousness. This episode lasted almost 1 minute, after which she partially recovered and looked exhausted. About 20 seconds afterwards, she developed oculogyria with upward eye deviation again. Segment 2. The second home video segment shows her in a stroller. She de
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