BMJ8 个月
Typical features of cerebellar ataxic gait
Objectives: To characterise the typical clinical features of cerebellar gait and to analyse ataxia quantitatively. Methods: Twelve patients with various cerebellar disorders were compared with 12 age ...
The Lancet6 年
Neurological gait disorders in elderly people: clinical approach and classification
Figure 3 Indirect association between ageing and geriatric gait disorders Vestibular gait Deviation to one side Aggravated by eye closure Positive Unterberger test Vestibular features (eg, nystagmus, ...
The Lancet1 年
Neurological gait disorders in elderly people: clinical approach and classification
Figure 3 Indirect association between ageing and geriatric gait disorders Vestibular gait Deviation to one side Aggravated by eye closure Positive Unterberger test Vestibular features (eg, nystagmus, ...
BMJ1 个月
Persistence of tropical ataxic neuropathy in a Nigerian community
Subjects who screened positive had a neurological examination, and the diagnosis of TAN was made if any two or more of bilateral optic atrophy, bilateral neurosensory deafness, sensory gait ataxia, or ...
casereports.bmj5 年
Cerebellar nodulus infarction secondary to vertebral artery dissection
Despite an NIHSS of 0, his ataxia was severe with potentially catastrophic functional impairment so he was thrombolysed ... intervention—consider additional examinations When presenting with vertigo ...
jmg.bmj3 个月
Exceptionally mild Angelman syndrome phenotype associated with an incomplete imprinting defect
Affected subjects show severe mental retardation, delayed motor development, movement or balance disorders with ataxic gait and jerky limb movements, and absence of speech. In addition, distinct ...