Dancing Eyes

Dancing eyes and dancing feet syndrome.

133 Introduction Opsoclonus-myoclonus is a rare neurological disorder characterised by intention tremor, unsteady gait, myoclonus and opsoclonus. Lethargy and irritability are also described. The abnormal eye movements are distinctive, being multidirectional and of high amplitude. Its recognition helps in the diagnosis of this clinical syndrome, the correct identification of which leads to the ...

Normal MRI neuroimaging and acute dancing eyes syndrome.

‘Normal MRI neuroimaging and acute dancing eyes syndrome’ SIR–Dancing eyes syndrome DES (otherwise known as opsoclonus myoclonus syndrome) is a disabling neurological condition characterized by acute or subacute onset of eye opsoclonus, myoclonus, ataxia, and irritability. Although eye signs often resolve, significant cognitive and motor sequelae are typical. DES is often associated with neurob...

Dancing eyes syndrome--brainstem acoustic evoked potential approach.

Three patients with dancing eyes syndrome of childhood are reported focussing on brainstem acoustic evoked potentials (BAEPs) recorded at different phases of the disease. In the first child in the acute phase BAEPs revealed pontine disturbance, which was less severe in a following milder attack. In the second child slight BAEP abnormalities were shown in the period of remission. In the case of ...

Dancing medicine.

Erratic Dancing

The problem of classifying dance songs according to rhythms has recently been introduced in [4] and [3]; in this paper, we present new efficient algorithms that take into account temporal errors, which could not be handled by the algorithms presented in [4] and [3]. We analyze and compare the running times of two algorithmic variants and furthermore show examples of their implementation.