What is a midbrain tremor?
A)Tremor at rest
B)Tremor on maintaining posture
C)Tremor increased to maximal at the end of movement
D)Extremely severe tremor which throws off balance

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Midbrain tremor is extremely severe tremor which throws off balance.
Midbrain tremor is otherwise known as Holmes tremor. It is not a rhythmic tremor like other tremors. It can be explained by a wing-beating type of tremor. It is a combination of rest and voluntary tremors. It might be caused by lesions in the midbrain region.
Tremor at rest occurs in Parkinson's disease. Tremor when maintaining posture is called as postural tremor.
Tremor increased to maximal at the end of movement occurs in cerebellar lesions.

What Is a Midbrain Tremor