Acute cerebellar ataxia is the most common cause of acute ataxia in children and it usually
runs a self-limiting and ultimately benign clinical course. A small proportion of children have …

Acute inflammation of a single cerebellar hemisphere (hemicerebellitis) is a rare disorder of
unknown origin. The clinical presentation is mainly characterized by headache, ataxia …

Acute hemicerebellitis in childhood is an extremely rare unilateral presentation of cerebellitis
mimicking a tumour. Its aetiology is unknown, although an inflammatory or postinfectious …

BACKGROUND: Acute cerebellitis is a rare entity, described in the pediatric population,
usually of viral or autoimmune origin, bilateral and symmetric, and with good prognosis. Only …

Acute cerebellitis is an inflammatory syndrome occurring most commonly in young children.
It is caused by a variety of insults and is usually bilateral. Pseudotumoral hemicerebellitis is …

Acute cerebellitis is an inflammatory disorder usually involving both sides of the cerebellum
and presenting with localized signs such as ataxia. Hemicerebellitis is extremely rare in …

The clinical presentation and neuroimaging findings of children with pseudotumoral
hemicerebellitis (PTHC) and Lhermitte-Duclos disease (LDD) may be very similar. The …

Acute pseudotumoral hemicerebellitis is an exceptionally rare unilateral presentation of
acute cerebellitis mimicking a tumor. It typically has a benign course without specific therapy; …

Pseudotumoral hemicerebellitis is a rare presentation of acute cerebellitis, which involves
the inflammation of a single cerebellar hemisphere and most commonly affects children. It …

Acute hemicerebellitis, marked by headache with or without cerebellar signs, is a rare
clinical entity involving a unilateral cerebellar hemisphere. The pathogenesis of acute …