It is likely he may have damaged his cerebellum. While it is very small in comparison to the rest of your brain, it contains more than 50 percent of your nervous system's neurons.
The cerebellum is a part of your brain that aids in the coordination and regulation of many processes and functions in both your body and brain. While it is very small in comparison to the rest of your brain, it contains more than 50 percent of your nervous system's neurons. Cerebellar damage can result in: 1) loss of motor organizing and conducting (asynergia), 2) incapability to evaluate distance and how to stop (dysmetria), 3) loss of the ability to perform rapid physical activity is associated , and 4) movement tremors (intention tremor).
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