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There is strong evidence that movement disorders arise from dysfunction of either basal ganglia or cerebellar circuitry. These networks operate relatively independent of one another, although connections between them have been identified and may be pathophysiologically relevant (Fig. 1). Both cerebellar and basal ganglia circuits also involve thalamic and cortical areas.