Is unilateral cerebellum sufficient? Insights from new cases of cerebellar agenesis and literature review
Dingmei Deng,
Bo Tao,
Yizhi Yuan
et al.
Abstract:The clinical manifestations of adult-acquired cerebellar diseases often surpass those of congenital cerebellar diseases, suggesting the significant role of the cerebellum in the developing brain. Moreover, emerging evidence from structural and functional MRI indicates that the cerebellum is implicated not only in motor functions but also in non-motor domains such as cognition, emotion, and language. However, delineating the specific extent of cerebellar development required to prevent deficits in either motor … Show more
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