What can and what cannot be adjusted in the movement patterns of cerebellar patients?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (3):451-452 (1996)
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This commentary reviews the case of a patient who could alter the coordination of her prehensile movements when removal of visual feedback reduced her kinetic tremor, but could not coordinate her hand aperture with her hand transport within a single movement. This suggests a dissociation between different subtypes of cerebellar context-response linkage, rather than a single, general association function, [THACH]

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