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s/l stirtuous motion - odie88
Posted: Jan 30, 2010
Cerebellar testing is somewhat abnormal in that she has a sort of a s/l stirtuous motion that finger-to-nose is hesitated but she does get finger-to-nose testing.
s/l stirtuous motion - ph
[ In Reply To ..]Could it be circuitous motion?
Stertorous motion? is patient worked up for apoplexy, stroke, or cereballar disease?....nm - Cyndiee
[ In Reply To ..]nm
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