Opsoclonus Myoclonus Syndrome
It is also
identified as Opsoclonus-Myoclonus-Ataxia (OMA), is an infrequent neurological
illness of unidentified reasons which seems to be the consequence of an
autoimmune procedure connecting the nervous system.
Symptoms
Conjugate
fast eye movements without intersaccadic [quick rotation of the eyes] intervals
Opsoclonus (rapid, involuntary, multifactorial (horizontal and vertical
unpredictable).
Diagnosis
Since OMS is
so infrequent and happens at a regular age of 19 months (6 to 36 months), an
analysis can be slow. Some cases have been misdiagnosed as needing been caused
by a virus. Some cases have been misdiagnosed as having been produced by a
virus. After an analysis of OMS is made, a related neuroblastoma is exposed in
half of cases, with middle delay of 3 months.
Treatment
There is no
known conclusive cure for OMS. Though, numerous drugs have established to be
real in its cure.
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