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What kind of eye movement problems would you likely see with a lesion on cerebellum?
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If a cerebellum lesion is enlarging, pressure on the geniculate region of the posterolateral areas can cause visual abnormalities. Best is to consult a neurologist or ophthalmologist for an accurate diagnosis and possible treatment.
Answered 4/16/2021
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