PubMed · 189608
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V Binzley. 1977. State: overlooked factor in newborn nursing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/189608/
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The most frequent seen nystagmus is jerk nustagmus. It is a versional eye movement comprising a quick and a slow phase. For diagnostic reasons it is very important to know the connections involved in vestibulo-oculomotor control. Besides peripheral, labyrinthine disturbances the observation of nystagmus is a very good tool in the topodiagnosis of the brain stem and mesencephalon. By ENG recordings, which normally should be used only after clinical examinations according to Frenzel and Jung, we can find much more better and reliable results in clinical topodiagnosis. Further tests of vestibulo-oculomotor function (rotation, optokinetic tests e.g.) offer the possibility of a discriminating topodiagnosis of the brain stem. This means an efficient use in clinical neurology. Following these considerations examples of single cases including ENG recordings are given.
Studied the effects of aversive imagery gradation and muscular relaxation as procedural variables within desensitization by using (pre-vs. posttreatment) peripherally cued electrodermal responsivity as the dependent-variable measure of fear. There was no evidence that experimental desensitization or any of its procedural components yielded attenuated electrodermal responsivity to the peripheral fear cue. Because this result derives from a relatively well-done study, it poses a challenge to widespread notions about the vehicle of therapeutic effects from desensitization.