Card 22 / 27: The clinical signs of cerebellar hemisphere disease generally occur on the same side as the lesion.
A.)
True.
B.)
False.
Answer:
A.) True.
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The cerebellar cortex indirectly projects to and receives information from the ipsilateral spinal cord. Therefore, lesions affect the same side of the body. This old infarct is so small it was probably clinically silent.
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