Medical Terms relevant to Disconjugate Gaze

• Disconjugate Gaze is a term used to describe the inability of a pair of eyes to move in one (or more) "conjugate" directions. This causes double-vision (diplopia). Click here for more information on diplopia. 
• Cavernous Malformations are "are abnormally formed blood vessels" that "may leak blood, leading to bleeding in the brain or spinal cord (hemorrhage)." (Mayo Clinic Website) 
• Nystagmus is "a condition where you can’t control your eye movement." The eye may shake uncontrollably in straight-ahead gaze or in specific directions. (WebMD Website)

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