[ @entity17631 and strabismus: recording saccades in XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity17631 @entity5971 @entity8525 @entity74 @entity3918 @entity121
INTRODUCTION: @entity17631 is an autosomal dominant, but not @entity8525 . We report a family case associating @entity17631 , strabismus, and @entity121 . We successively studied seven isolated @entity1 presenting a @entity3918 and two controls and recorded the ocular saccades of these @entity1 (amplitude, velocity) as a comparison for our family case. @entity1 AND METHODS: Four @entity1 from the same family presented @entity17631 associated with strabismus. In addition to the clinical manifestations, the electro-oculographic analysis showed saccade alterations. The saccades of the seven other isolated @entity1 , recruited in a neurology department, were evaluated by electro-oculographic recordings according to four different paradigms. RESULTS: The @entity1 within our family case all presented @entity5971 , with or without a vertical @entity74 . Clinical examination reported alterations in ocular motility--impairment and slowness of ocular movements--suggesting a @entity74 . The electro-oculographic recordings reported a slowing of saccades with increasing duration. For the isolated cases, the slowing of saccades observed was only reported for the @entity1 with @entity3918 ( @entity3918 ); nevertheless, we failed to show any @entity3918 phenomena. DISCUSSION: No cases associating @entity17631 , strabismus, and electro-oculographic disorders have been reported in the literature to date. The electro-oculographic slowing of saccades is not rare in @entity3918 ( @entity3918 ), but in @entity17631 this has never been reported. CONCLUSION: This is the first report concerning @entity17631 associated with strabismus and alterations of saccades. The mechanism of this disorder has yet to be discovered, as for @entity3918 .
