"Alcoholic cerebellar degeneration has also been described in the literature as alcohol-related cerebellar degeneration, alcohol-induced cerebellar degeneration and nutritional cerebellar degeneration 1,2."
"Alcoholic cerebellar degeneration has also been described in the literature as alcohol-related cerebellar degeneration, alcohol-induced cerebellar degeneration and nutritional cerebellar degeneration 1,2."
"Alcoholic cerebellar degeneration has also been described in the literature as alcohol-related cerebellar degeneration, alcohol-induced cerebellar degeneration and nutritional cerebellar degeneration 1,2."
"Alcoholic cerebellar degeneration should be distinguished from cerebellar hypoplasia and other forms of cerebellar atrophy."
"Early features consist of cerebellar volume loss localised to the anterior superior vermis (lingula, central lobule, culmen, declive) and associated widening of inter-folial sulci 2,7,8. Subsequent progression to involve the posterior inferior vermis and anterior lobes of the cerebellum can occur 8."
Expected headings
"PET"