Introduction to Clinical Neurology, Part III

Shows the following cerebellar symptoms: nystagmus in Friedriech's ataxia, pass pointing case of head injury scarring cerebellum, and pendulous knee jerk in case of cerebellar tumor. Presents various symptoms of anterior horn disease, radial nerve paralysis, ulnar paralysis, median nerve paralysis, and peripheral facial paralysis. Concludes with a presentation of several epileptiform seizures of various types and etiology.

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