Vestibular-ocular relations were studied in 30 patients with central vestibular affections varying in origin. Use was made of sinusoidal rotation with eyes closed and glance fixation tests. Symptoms of vestibular-ocular dysregulation typical for stem-cerebellar abnormalities were identified.

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