Ocular dipping is seen in
"Ocular bobbing" describes brisk downward and slow upward movements of the eyes associated with loss of horizontal eye movements and is diagnostic of bilateral pontine damage, usually from thrombosis of the basilar aery."Ocular dipping" is a slower, arrhythmic downward movement followed by a faster upward movement in patients with normal reflex horizontal gaze; it usually indicates diffuse coical anoxic damage.Reference: Harrison&;s Principles of Internal Medicine; 19th edition; Chapter 328; Coma
Pontine damage
Medulla damage
Diffuse coical damage
Mid brain damage
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