Seminal work in the 1990's found alterations in the cerebellum of individuals with social
disorders including autism spectrum disorder and schizophrenia. In neurotypical …

Objectives To identify body impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions in
children, adolescents, and young adults with cancer amenable to rehabilitation, and provide …

Objectives: Identify the etiology of meningioma. Describe the common physical signs seen in
patients with meningioma. Outline the management options for patients with meningioma …

Cerebellar mutism syndrome (CMS) is one the most disabling postoperative neurological
complications after posterior fossa surgery in children. CMS is characterized by a transient …

Cerebellar mutism most commonly, but not exclusively, develops in children after surgery for
midline cerebellar or intraventricular tumors in the posterior fossa, typically …

Cerebellar mutism syndrome (CMS), also known as posterior fossa syndrome, is an entity
that entails a constellation of signs and symptoms which are recorded in a limited number of …

By reaching a consensus on terminology and description of CMS, a firm basis has been
created for future research. The pathogenesis of CMS seems multifactorial and important …

A 4‑year‑old boy presented with papilledema and nystagmus. He had developed eye
deviation, clumsiness, and episodes of dizziness starting 6 months prior to presentation …

Cerebellar mutism syndrome (CMS), also known as posterior fossa syndrome, occurs in a
subset of children after posterior fossa tumor resection, most commonly medulloblastoma …

Importance Visual impairment in children with brain tumors has received limited attention, as
most pediatric neuro-oncology clinical trials neither require ophthalmologic evaluation on …