Neurology · 1997 · 61 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesNeurologyNeuroscienceCognitive NeuroscienceMotor ControlMotor NeuroscienceCerebellar Control Of MovementCerebellar FunctionCerebellar Motor FunctionCerebellar PhysiologyProprioceptionWriting ImpairmentsCerebellar Contributions To Movement DisordersCerebellar Contributions To Voluntary MovementNeuropsychology Of WritingPremotor Cortex FunctionRight Hemisphere Communication DisorderRight Hemisphere Dysfunction
Spatial dysgraphia is a writing disorder that occurs in patients with right hemisphere lesion. We report a patient with cerebellar atrophy and spatial dysgraphia. To explain this finding, we hypothesize a discoordination between planning of the movement and performance due to a lack of the cerebellar modulation between supratentorial (premotor cortex) and peripheral (proprioceptive) afference during the ongoing handwriting movement.
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