cerebellar

Great ape brains are distinguished from monkey brains by their larger frontal and cerebellar lobes.

It's especially convenient for researchers who write about it and have to refer to cerebellar agenesis multiple times in a single paragraph.

I had a mild and then moderate cerebellar stroke within a 7 day span about two years ago.

I think you are referring to reflexes, which are subtlety different than cerebellar functioning and 'automatic' movements.

My cousin's daughter was recently diagnosed with cerebellar hypoplasia (a missing or smaller than normal cerebellum), and it's been pretty terrifying for them.

It's better to have a shorter and noun form for referencing cerebellar agenesis.

The cause for this hypersensitivity was cerebellar abnormalities in her brain.

Right now, someone who is hypo-sensitive to sound and touch because of different cerebellar development will also be put in the same bucket diagnostically speaking.

The part of the brain affected (at least initially) by the disease is part of a network (the basal ganglia/cerebellar network) that evaluates environmental inputs and generates the output necessary for fine/precise motor control, amongst other things.

This condition is known as cerebellar agenesis.

It's a very useful medication both for anxiety, but also to reduce your seizure risk, which I imagine for cerebellar surgery was a definite factor.

Likewise for 'cerebellar ugeskrift for læger'.

Having Latin and Greek etymologies doesn't make the words Latin or Greek; "cerebellar" isn't even a legal Latin adjectival form.

Yes, "cerebellar agenesis" is an English term.

Does "cerebellar agenesis" sound English to you?

Repeated practice of physical activities embeds the patterns in cerebellar memory, which can access them quickly; novel activities involve the slower but more flexible cerebrum, which often results in "overthinking" a shot or a move.

Cerebellar oscillation (in the inferior olive) gate motor control interrupt speed and are generally limited to ~10 Hz in humans.

Cerebellar granule cells encode the expectation of reward.