Cerebellar signs clinical examination, by Dr Gireesh Kumar KP

Cerebellum

[TRUEINDIAN]

1/standing ataxia
2/tandom walk
3/dysarthria
4/horizontal nystagmus
5/ hypotonia
6 /intensional tremor/finger nose test
7/ heel shin test
8/ Dysdiadekokinesia
9/pendular knee jerk
10 /check reflex

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[shivarajkumark]

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[gksrinivasan]

Doctor explanations very nice and I can easily understand thank you forever

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[raeesansari]

Very nice explanation cerebellar disorder thankew so much sir

[drravindrashejal]

Very nicely explained.... Very much thanks sir

[bijayanandasahoo]

sir, if a person can do all these test with ease.... is there still a chance he may have balance issues due to cerebellar involvement? ... meaning how accurate are these tests in determining cerebellar involvement in a disease?

[vinay]

Ataxia
Tandem walk
Dysarthria
Nystagmus
Hypotonia
Intentional tremor
dysdiadokokinesia
Finger nose test
Finger Finger nose test
Heel shin test
Pendular knee jerk
Rebound phenomenon

[sumisebastian]

Sir can you please explain what is titubation??

[shiningstar]

Is stem cell treatment is helpful for cp ?

[sufera]

Sir how we know where the lesion is??in cns case..