Cerebellar Functions
Cerebellar Functions
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) Certain medullary lesions give rise to symptoms which recall the unilateral and bilateral destructions of the cerebellum. Ba- binski and Nageotte observed a patient who presented hemi- 128 THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CEREBELLUM asynergia of the left leg, latero-pulsion towards the Ijeft and a slight tremor of the arms. (There existed also a slight hemi- plegia with right hemi-ansesthesia, difficulty of swallowing, and a slight contraction of the left pupil. ) A histological examination 70 71 FIGS. 7...0 and 71. The various attitudes of the cerebellar gait, after enlargements from instantaneous photographs, in a woman affected with a focus of softening at the level of the left restiform body, and with two small foci of multiple sclerosis situated the one to the left in the central bundle of the tegmentum, the other to the right 'at the superior extremity of the facial nucleus behfnd the superior olive. These lesions are repre- sented in Figs. 72 and 73. Disturbances of equilibrium, enlargement of the base of support, uncertainty of gait, abduction of the arms, particularly of the left one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Certain medullary lesions give rise to symptoms which recall the unilateral and bilateral destructions of the cerebellum. Ba- binski and Nageotte observed a patient who presented hemi- 128 THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CEREBELLUM asynergia of the left leg, latero-pulsion towards the Ijeft and a slight tremor of the arms. (There existed also a slight hemi- plegia with right hemi-ansesthesia, difficulty of swallowing, and a slight contraction of the left pupil. ) A histological examination 70 71 FIGS. 7...0 and 71. The various attitudes of the cerebellar gait, after enlargements from instantaneous photographs, in a woman affected with a focus of softening at the level of the left restiform body, and with two small foci of multiple sclerosis situated the one to the left in the central bundle of the tegmentum, the other to the right 'at the superior extremity of the facial nucleus behfnd the superior olive. These lesions are repre- sented in Figs. 72 and 73. Disturbances of equilibrium, enlargement of the base of support, uncertainty of gait, abduction of the arms, particularly of the left one.
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