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  • 1Neurology Department, Clinical-surgical Hospital "Hermanos Ameijeiras", San Lázaro street 701, between Belascoaín and Márquez González, Centro Habana, Havana, 10200, Cuba.

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Keywords:
Oculomotor disturbancesSaccadic slowingScale for ocular motor disorders in ataxiaSpinocerebellar Ataxia type 2

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