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É um transtorno raro e benigno do movimento ocular que se inicia no primeiro ano de vida. Consiste em movimentos oculares intermitentes e pendulares horizontais de alta frequência e pequena amplitude. É frequentemente acompanhado por movimentos de cabeça, especialmente quando a criança olha ficamente para objetos. Quase sempre desaparece espontaneamente por volta do terceiro ano de vida. Raramente tumores de quiasma óptico podem ser a causa. | |||
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It is a rare and benign eye movement disorder which starts in the first year of life. It consists of high frequency, small amplitude, intermittent, horizontal pendular eye movements. It is often accompanied by head nodding, especially when the child is fixating at objects. It almost always spontaneously disappears by the 3rd year of life. Rarely optic chiasma tumors may be the cause. | |||
Revision as of 16:05, 15 August 2026
It is a rare and benign eye movement disorder which starts in the first year of life. It consists of high frequency, small amplitude, intermittent, horizontal pendular eye movements. It is often accompanied by head nodding, especially when the child is fixating at objects. It almost always spontaneously disappears by the 3rd year of life. Rarely optic chiasma tumors may be the cause.
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| English | Spasmus nutans |
It is a rare and benign eye movement disorder which starts in the first year of life. It consists of high frequency, small amplitude, intermittent, horizontal pendular eye movements. It is often accompanied by head nodding, especially when the child is fixating at objects. It almost always spontaneously disappears by the 3rd year of life. Rarely optic chiasma tumors may be the cause. |
