Question:
Click on the correct answer
1. Saccades that are too small
(hypometric).
2. Saccades that are very slow.
3. Saccades that are normal
(correct size and speed) but eye
position after the saccade drifts back
to center.
Question: | |
| A lesion in the connection between
the PPRF and n PPH (or of n PPH
itself) would produce which
saccadic deficit? Click on the correct answer
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