• J Clin Psychiatry · Jul 1985

    Case Reports

    Downbeat nystagmus as a side effect of lithium carbonate: case report.

    • F Gracia, J Koch, and N Aziz.
    • J Clin Psychiatry. 1985 Jul 1;46(7):292-3.

    AbstractIn this case study, lithium carbonate, used to control bipolar disorders, is postulated to be the cause of downbeat nystagmus; the degree of nystagmus could be correlated with the dosage and serum level of the drug. All tests for anatomic lesion were negative, including metrizamide cisternography.

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