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<title>Comments on Nystagmus Resulting from Pathological Disorders: NHTSA Manual 2006 | Austin DWI Lawyer</title>
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<description>Nystagmus can be caused by certain pathological disorders. They include brain tumors and other brain damage or some diseases of the inner ear. These pathological disorders occur in very few people and in even fewer drivers....</description>
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