Report of a case with craniofacial dysmorphism and opsoclonus. The opsoclonus commenced in the perinatal period and abated at 18 months. Previous cases of opsoclonus associated with cranial and facial anomalies are reviewed, and it is suggested that opsoclonus in the authors' case was related to the delayed maturation of inhibitory cells in the brainstem.
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