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During eye movement examination, a patient shows hypometric saccades on rightward gaze that overshoot are corrected by additional small saccades. The most likely localization is:

Cerebellar vermis lesion Frontal eye field lesion Right brainstem horizontal gaze center (paramedian pontine reticular formation) Optic nerve lesion

Correct Answer:

Cerebellar vermis lesion

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