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Cerebellar outflow tremor in multiple sclerosis helped by deep brain stimulation

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Cerebellar outflow tremor in multiple sclerosis helped by deep brain stimulation

This man displays a severe cerebellar outflow tremor due to multiple sclerosis. The tremor markedly improves with deep brain stimulation. (Contributed by Dr. Joseph Jankovic.)

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