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SINCE it is possible that eye movement research will have important clinical applications1, the photoelectric corneal reflex method2,3 has been applied to the study of a case of nystagmus.
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LORD, M. Nystagmus following an Emotional Disturbance. Nature 166, 1036 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/1661036a0
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