A 60-year-old housewife noticed sudden onset left hemiparesis. On admission, she had left
hemiparesis, more severe in the lower limb. A brain CT scan at this time was normal. After a …

Ataxia is known to be linked to abnormalities of the cortico-ponto-cerebello-dentato-rubro-
thalamo-cortical tracts. 1, 2 The hemiataxia that develops after a thalamic stroke is caused …

A 4-year-old girl presented to the emergency department as a stroke alert with acute onset
ataxia and leg weakness. She experienced repeated falls and inability to move her legs. Her …

THE CLINICAL STORY In April 2000, a lady in her early fifties presented with a two-week
history of gradually increasing confusion, poor memory, an unsteady gait, and intermittent …

A 6-year-old girl presented with slowly progressive cerebellar ataxia, scanning dysarthria,
spasticity and normal mentation. She had generalized areflexia, and axonal polyneuropathy …

middle-aged woman wasexperiencinggait instability. Neurological examination revealed
truncal ataxia. Family history was negative. Brain and spinal cord 1.5-T magnetic resonance …

Dejerine–Roussy syndrome presenting with hemiataxia due to loss of proprioception is a
classic symptom of a thalamic stroke. In contrast, it has been reported that cerebellar ataxia …

In ataxia there is an incoordination of movement [1, 2]. Ataxia may be caused by lesions of
the cerebellum or cerebellar pathways, so-called cerebellar ataxia. In so-called sensory …

Dear Sir, Immediate spasticity at the onset of hemispheric stroke is an unusual finding [1].
We have observed immediate spasticity with acute hemiplegia not associated with …

A 56 year-old man presents with a 3-month history of lethargy and progressive neurological
decline characterised by right-sided hemiparesis, gait disturbance and double vision …