The Wolf of College Street

Great work!

Any name for this disease yet Dr Fasham?

Wow

Can you please email me this article Dr Coon?

Great work!

Wow

The Wolf of College Street on X: "I made this little primer for localization of cerebellar symptomatology and signs. It is heavily simplified for day to day use using easily elicitable signs. A few of the localizations are controversial --> I have mentioned the best accepted information in that case. Some are https://t.co/YoVfWtxBG9" / X I made this little primer for localization of cerebellar symptomatology and signs. It is heavily simplified for day to day use using easily elicitable signs. A few of the localizations are controversial --> I have mentioned the best accepted information in that case. Some are https://t.co/YoVfWtxBG9

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I made this little primer for localization of cerebellar symptomatology and signs.

The key to the nystagmus

DBN - downbeat nystagmus
GEN - gaze evoked nystagmus
PAN - periodic alternating nystagmus
PN - positional nystagmus
HSN - head shaking nystagmus

A L occipital encephalomalacic area ?prior stroke

Sorry missed that.

Is that a clival chordoma?

Pituitary apoplexy

Beautifully put forward Dr Stone!

Great work Dr Stone!