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DescriptionThomas-fig68,69-p127.png	English: Figures 68 and 69 from the book "Cerebellar functions" by André Thomas, issue 12 of "Nervous and mental disease monograph series", published by the Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases, 1912. The illustrations shows the altered gait of a woman with atrophy of the cerebellum.
Date	image created 2009-12-12, book published in 1912
Source	Figs 68 and 69 of the book "Cerebellar functions" by André Thomas
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