2. Abnormal eye movements or nystagmus. Abnormal or jerky eye movements known as nystagmus can cause ocular torticollis. Nystagmus can cause jerky eye movements (jerk nystagmus) and swinging or ...

My 2 year old son makes jerky movements in his sleep. have taken him to quite a number of doctors who have reassured me that there is nothing wrong with him and that it is normal for kids to make ...

Saccadic eye movements: Rapid, jerky shifts of the eyes that reposition the line of sight from one target to another. Interhemispheric interaction: The neural communication between the left and ...