I r\< TIONS QP Tin - I 1:1 Rl I. MM 



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and - after producing artificial i nus. The artificial 



produced by spinning the patienl two or three times, and 



slant lateral movements of the eyeballs, quick in the direction in which the 



artificial movemenl took place, and slow in the opposite direction. 



In a normal subject, previous to spinning the inde I I devia- 



tion, bu1 after the production of artificial nystagmus a deviation is noted 

 in the direction corres] ling to the slow jerk of the i tion 





Figi 



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 the muscuiai 



hand; 



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deviation). When a cerebellar lesion < , the in 

 a patient without nystagmus Bometimes caus< tion in 



the segment of the body corresponding to the position the 



cerebellar cortex, l>ut more frequently, if it is applii 



