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Twenty\u2010six percent had chickenpox, 52% had other illnesses that were presumed to be viral, and in 3% the ataxia was related to immunization. Nineteen percent had no definite prodrome. Sixty children were followed for 4 months or longer after onset of their ataxia (mean, 7.4 \u00b1 6.0 years). Ninety\u2010one percent (55\/60) of these, including all children with chickenpox, recovered completely from ataxia. Eighty\u2010nine percent (39\/44) of the children with non\u2010varicella\u2010related ataxia recovered completely from the ataxia, a much better rate of recovery than what was found in prior large studies. One fifth of the children followed for more than 4 months experienced transient behavioral or intellectual difficulties, but only 5 of the 60 children demonstrated sustained learning problems. 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