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A patient presents with symptoms of uncoordinated eye movements and profound gait and trunk ataxia. He has difficulty with postural orientation to vertical and tends to tip over even if his eyes are open. Examination of the lower extremities reveals little change in tone or coordination. The therapist suspects involvement of the A. spinocerebellum B. basal ganglia C. premotor cortex D. vestibulocerebellum
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