Ataxia

Ataxia refers to unsteady and clumsy motion of the limbs and/or trunk due to
an inability of the fine coordination of muscle movements. The cerebellum is
the center of the fine coordination of muscle movements; the information
emerging from it is carried to the muscles by the spinal cord and peripheral
nerves, respectively. Therefore a disorder in either the spinal cord or in
the peripheral nevers can cause ataxia.

Ataxia may be caused by a congenital disease (Friedreichs ataxia), a viral
infection (chicken pox), encephalitis, diseases and lesions of the central
nervous system or spinal cord (including abscess, trauma, stroke etc.) or by
various toxic substances, including drugs such as alcohol.

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