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i wanna to know about recent research or
advancement in stroke&it's treatment.
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i wanna to know about recent research or
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this sydrome , occurs when lesion in the cerebellum ,, it`s usually associated with many neurological manifestation as vestibular disturbance ,, 2 cr.n. affected
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other name for this syndrome is-INFERIOR CEREBELLAR
ARTERY SYNDROME.
USUALLY DUE TO-
THROMBOSIS&MARKED BY-
hypotonia
asthenia&
incoordination of voluntary movement
on the ipsilateral side together with
-stagggering gait
-often nystagmus,vertigo&
-loss of pain& temperature senses
on the side of the body opposite to the lesion.
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other name for this syndrome is-INFERIOR CEREBELLAR
ARTERY SYNDROME.
USUALLY DUE TO-
THROMBOSIS&MARKED BY-
hypotonia
asthenia&
incoordination of voluntary movement
on the ipsilateral side together with
-stagggering gait
-often nystagmus,vertigo&
-loss of pain& temperature senses
on the side of the body opposite to the lesion.
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hi,
Originally Posted by flora
can u specify ur question a bit more,what recent researches u r looking for
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