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| ^ Feature ^ Benign tonic upgaze (PTU) ^ Tonic downgaze of infancy ^ | ^ Feature ^ Benign tonic upgaze (PTU) ^ Tonic downgaze of infancy ^ | ||
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| | Eye deviation | Sustained upward, with chin-down neck flexion | Sustained downward, often exotropic/ | | Eye deviation | Sustained upward, with chin-down neck flexion | Sustained downward, often exotropic/ | ||
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| | Saccade correction | Down-beating saccades on attempted downgaze | Intermittent upward saccades | | | Saccade correction | Down-beating saccades on attempted downgaze | Intermittent upward saccades | | ||
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| | Typical onset | First year, mean ~5–6 mo | Very early (days–12 wk) in benign form | | | Typical onset | First year, mean ~5–6 mo | Very early (days–12 wk) in benign form | | ||
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| | Prognosis/ | | Prognosis/ | ||
| - | Both are on the differential of nonepileptic paroxysmal eye-movement phenomena of infancy and can be mistaken for seizures, so video documentation and normal EEG during events are useful in distinguishing them from epilepsy. | + | Both are on the differential of nonepileptic paroxysmal eye-movement phenomena of infancy and can be [[detecting_seizures_during_pediatric_eye_exam|mistaken for seizures]], so video documentation and normal EEG during events are useful in distinguishing them from epilepsy. |
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