| pubmed-article:2064272 | pubmed:abstractText | We studied optokinetic afternystagmus in eight subjects with loss of or impairment of vestibular function due to ototoxic antibiotics. We found that the initial amplitude, the time constant, and the slow-phase cumulative eye position of optokinetic afternystagmus were significantly reduced in the patients. Slow-phase cumulative eye position most reliably distinguished our patients' responses from those of a normal group. | lld:pubmed |
