text: Yo, check it out, we got fifteen patients in the mix,
  Cerebellar patients, hypometria, that's the fix.
  Recorded ballistic wrist flexion movements, no joke,
  Analyzing movements, EMG activities spoke.
  
  Three groups divided based on cerebellar lesion's place,
  Let me break it down, show you the case.
  Group one had five patients, dentato-thalamo-cortical pathway,
  Imbalance between agonist and antagonist, that's what they say.
  
  Group two, three patients, middle peduncle disrupted,
  Crossed ponto-cerebellar projections erupted.
  Agonist EMG reduced, antagonist prolonged,
  That's how the second group's symptoms belong.
  
  Now group three, seven patients, different story to tell,
  Diffuse cerebellar atrophy or stroke, that's the spell.
  Agonist-antagonist EMG pattern, it's a burst,
  Antagonist burst duration, man, that's the worst.
  
  So there you have it, different lesions, different ways,
  Cerebellar hypometria, it's all a maze.
  These results show discrete mechanisms in the mix,
  Cerebellar lesions, causing a whole new fix.