Opsoclonus, a rare and dramatic saccadic eye movement disorder, was seen in three patients following thalamic hemorrhage. The occurrence of this presumed cerebellar-system disorder in association with pupillary and oculomotor signs of pretectal dysfunction suggests that upper brainstem damage may facilitate the release of spontaneous saccades.
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