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The resulting walking pattern is the product of a complex interaction between cerebellar dysfunction and sensory loss,compromising both balance control and multi-joint coordination. It is possible to speculate on the reduction of sensibility and of selective muscular control which produces increased exploitation of the body biomechanical properties.
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