Erratic rapid eye jerks in a child with Lyme disease
Opsoclonus in Lyme Disease: Erratic Eye Movements in a Child Opsoclonus—rapid, uncontrolled eye movements—is a rare neurologic manifestation of Lyme disease. Opsoclonus is typically associated with infection or malignancy, particularly neuroblastoma. However, it has rarely been reported in Lyme disease, explain Gibaud and colleagues in a case report “Opsoclonus in a child with neuroborreliosis.” [1] […]
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