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that cerebellar toxicity caused by long - term use of phenytoincan causecerebellar atrophy
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high - dose cytosine arabinoside : CT and MR findings(passive) caused byCerebellar atrophy
chronic alcoholismcan causecerebellar atrophy
taking Dilantin(passive) caused bycerebellar atrophy
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Seizures , including those treated with Dilantin , are also knownto causeCerebellar Atrophy
cerebellar toxicity caused by long - term use of Dilantincan causecerebellar atrophy
high levels of phenytoin in his system while taking the anticonvulsant drug for epilepsy(passive) caused bycerebellar atrophy
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Chronic anti - epileptic therapycan causecerebellar atrophy
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malnutrition(passive) can be caused byMyogenic atrophy
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the MY05B genecausesmicrovillous atrophy
long - term seizures(passive) is also caused byCerebellar atrophy
the fourth and fifth fingers and the periepi- glottic tissue(passive) may be caused byCerebellar atrophy
Lesions of the olivodentate fiberscan causecerebellar atrophy
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predominant loss of Purkinje cells in the cerebellum(passive) triggered bycerebellar atrophy
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alcohol alonemay causecerebellar atrophy
Paraneoplastic disorders , inherited gene changes and transmissible spongiform encephalopathiesalso causecerebellar atrophy
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Ataxia ... it is chronic , meaning no cure , and it is progressive , meaning it will get worsecausesAtaxia ... it is chronic , meaning no cure , and it is progressive , meaning it will get worse
18 patients with horizontal gaze - evoked and downbeat nystagmus(passive) caused by18 patients with horizontal gaze - evoked and downbeat nystagmus
from excessive osmotherapymay resultfrom excessive osmotherapy
to the classic symptom of ataxic gait which affects muscle coordination in balancing and walkingwill leadto the classic symptom of ataxic gait which affects muscle coordination in balancing and walking
to vocal chord paralysisleadingto vocal chord paralysis
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from diminished cardiac output , antihypertensive medication and stellate ganglion ( upper extremity CRPS ) or lumbar sympathetic blocksmay resultfrom diminished cardiac output , antihypertensive medication and stellate ganglion ( upper extremity CRPS ) or lumbar sympathetic blocks
from mutations in the prodrome , ictal , and postdromal period , as well as reduction in side effects such as cataplexymay resultfrom mutations in the prodrome , ictal , and postdromal period , as well as reduction in side effects such as cataplexy
in increased CNS concentrations of flucytosinemay resultin increased CNS concentrations of flucytosine
cognitive impairment including memory and executive dysfunctioncan causecognitive impairment including memory and executive dysfunction
OCT RNFL scan artifacts(passive) caused byOCT RNFL scan artifacts
in cerebellar atrophymay resultin cerebellar atrophy
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in movement and learning disorderscan resultin movement and learning disorders
her to lose her balancecausesher to lose her balance
in a quiet and dark environment , tension - type with mild or moderate intensitymay resultin a quiet and dark environment , tension - type with mild or moderate intensity
degeneration or “ atrophy ” of the cerebellumcausesdegeneration or “ atrophy ” of the cerebellum
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