Rare autosomal recessive genetic disorder affecting cerebellum. First identified in 1969 by Marie Joubert in Montreal. Affects 1 in 80,000-100,000 newborns
Rare neurological condition causing horizontal spinal cord inflammation. Affects entire cross-section of spinal cord, unlike leukomyelitis. Symptoms include limb weakness, numbness, and sensory deficits. Symptoms typically develop hours to weeks after onset
Mood swings are extreme or sudden changes in emotional state. Can be positive or disruptive in problem-solving and planning. Mood is associated with emotional responses without knowing reason. Mood patterns are commonly erratic, labile, or instable
Genetic disorder affecting nervous system, first described by Harry Angelman in 1965. Affects 1 in 12,000 to 20,000 people, equally in males and females
Muteness is the absence of speech with or without hearing others' speech. Can be temporary or permanent due to various causes. May involve physiological issues, psychological trauma, or neurological disorders
FIM measures disability across various populations, not specific to diagnoses. Contains 18 items across 7 levels, assessing daily living activities. Takes 30-45 minutes to administer and score