Cerebellar function tests~What’s with eyes open & eyes shut? | NEET PG | MBBS | Dr Vivek Nalgirkar |

Cerebellum is the master co-ordinator for voluntary movements. Cerebellar lesion manifests as ataxia, and the other symptoms like adiadochokinesia. Tests for cerebellar function are to be performed with eyes open and then eyes shut. What’s the logic behind these tests? How to differentiate between sensory ataxia and cerebellar ataxia? Watch the video for the answers… Also Follow us on social media :- Instagram:   / vivek.sirs.physiology   Facebook:   / viveksirsphysiology   Telegram: https://t.me/VivekSirPhysiology Quora: https://viveksirsphysiology.quora.com... "Treasures & Secrets in Physiology" contact us for more information. Website: https://www.physiologyguru.com Ready to Study Notes, NEOCORTEX PHYSIOLOGY NOTES with 75% Discount are LIVE NOW on Our Official Website: https://www.physiologyguru.com/notes-... You can Purchase NOTES pdf with Ultra Shorts VIDEOS for better explanation by Author Dr. Vivek Nalgirkar an Get 75% off on Every Notes. #medical #anatomy #learning #education #nextexam #viveksirsphysiology #physiology #MedicalScience #MBBS #NEETPG #MedicalExam #StudyTips #medicaleducation #NEETPreparation #MedicalStudents #ExamPreparation #StudyWithMe #viveksirsphysiology