Since<unk>  itself is more a symptom than a disease, it is more often seen associated with other signs and symptoms. People who have<unk>  often experience : * Odd gyrations * Tightrope balancing deficits (in which a person attempts to balance on a tightrope in order to test balance and motor coordination) * Near falling deficits (which is a test in which the patient is slightly pushed in order to check their ability to regain posture) * Exaggerated effort deficits (which is an overcompensation test used to determine motor coordination ability) * Atypical postures and weakness * Paralysis * Jumping fits (in which motor control is partially or totally lost) * Tremors One study described a patient with<unk>  as lying in bed with a normal body posture. When the patient was sitting, he tilted his body to the left. When he was asked to stand up, the patient rotated his trunk axis to the left (left shoulder going backwards), and tilted his body to that same side, showing resistance to passive correction of posture in both of these planes. He was unable to stand and fell backwards and towards the left.
Astasis
Vitreous bulge
Band keratopathy
Macular hole
Glial scar
Otosclerosis
Optic papillitis
Bullous keratopathy