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These are rhythmic movements of the eyeball when the eyeball is extended laterally beyond the limit of binocular vision. Brief duration and the irregularity of these movements distinguish them from the true nystagmus. There are usually 4 or less oscillation is the nystagmoid movement. Often this movement is monocular.
