A patient develops a tremor that is absent at rest but worsens as the hand approaches a target during the finger-nose test, accompanied by past-pointing and dysdiadochokinesia. Where is the lesion?
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A patient develops a tremor that is absent at rest but worsens as the hand approaches a target during the finger-nose test, accompanied by past-pointing and dysdiadochokinesia. Where is the lesion?
Choose one answer