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Posterior canal predominance in bilateral skew deviation
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Editor,—We were excited to see the recent case report of Park et al regarding the 30 year old man with horizontal locked-in syndrome and disconjugate gaze.1 We were intrigued by the description of his eye movements on attempted horizontal gaze, whereas “when the patient was asked to look to the right side, the right eye moved upward with intorsion, and at the same time, left eye moved downward and extorsion . . . when the patient was asked to look to the left side, . . . the left eye moved …