Titlebook: Cerebellar Functions; James R. Bloedel,Johannes Dichgans,Wolfgang Precht Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Clinical Evidence for Functional Compartmentalization of the Cerebellum,atomical uniformity of the cerebellar cortex one may wonder whether it will be possible to localize functions of a principally different type within the cerebellar mantle. Even, if this were not the case, it is important to realize that there may exist functional localization as the result of the ve

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Perceptual Analysis of Speech Disorders in Friedreich Disease and Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy,ent symptom of neurological disorders, is a collective term for a group of related speech disorders resulting from involvement of the muscular control of the speech mechanisms owing to impairment of any of the basic motor speech processes involved in the execution of speech (Darley et al. 1969a, b,

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Cerebellar Hemispherectomy at Young Ages in Rats,sions in adult animals. From this so-called Kennard principle the notion has been derived that the capacity for functional compensation after brain trauma is greater for the immature than for the mature brain. However, more recent investigations — often involving a meticulous analysis of short and l

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Some Quantitative Aspects of Cerebellar Anatomy as a Guide to Speculation on Cerebellar Functions,ts limpid histology and well defined neuronal interactions (Braitenberg and Atwood 1958, Marr 1969). A reevaluation of the old timing hypothesis 25 years later (Braitenberg 1984) in the light of the wave of electrophysiology inaugurated by Eccles (Eccles et al. 1967) and of the detailed mapping of t

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Tensorial Brain Theory in Cerebellar Modelling,ination (cf. classical treatises by Flourens, 1842; Sherrington, 1906; Holmes, 1939: Dow and Moruzzi, 1958; or recent review in Towe and Luschei, 1981). Experimentalists have also been enticed by the ”crystalline” elegance of the microarchitecture of this remarkable neuronal circuitry (cf. pioneerin

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Climbing Fiber Function: Regulation of Purkinje Cell Responsiveness,iber afferent system’s role in motor learning. According to this hypothesis (see also Gilbert (1975) and Albus (1971)), climbing fiber afferent input produces a persistent modification in the strength of the parallel fiber synapses on Purkinje cell dendrites. Subsequently it was proposed that this m

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