Dysmetria (Greek: "difficult to measure") is a symptom exhibited by patients after cerebellar injury or injury to proprioceptive nerves (nerves that carry information about the position of joints and extremities).
Dysmetria (Greek: "difficult to measure") is a difficulty in accurately performing intentional movements. It is exhibited by patients after cerebellar injury or injury to proprioceptive nerves (nerves that carry information about the position of joints and extremities).