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Choreoathetosis: a sign of lithium toxicity

The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1989
Two patients who developed choreoathetosis in the course of lithium treatment are described, and other cases of choreoathetosis in lithium-treated patients are reviewed. Choreoathetosis is suggested to be a sign of lithium toxicity, almost always accompanied by other signs of neurotoxicity, such as delirium and cerebellar dysfunction.
Timmerman I, Wise Mg, Reed Sm
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Choreoathetosis related to lithium intoxication

European Journal of Neurology, 2003
A 76‐year old woman was admitted because of severe gait ataxia and dysarthric speech that had worsened over the last 24 h. The patient was initially suspected of having repeated transitory ischemic attacks (TIAs) as her daughter reported a similar episode that had happened 3 weeks prior to admission.
Josef G. Heckmann +3 more
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Choreoathetosis during Phenytoin Treatment

Acta Medica Scandinavica, 1977
ABSTRACT A patient with symptomatic epilepsy receiving only phenytoin developed choreoathetosis and orofacial dyskinesias. These movement disorders disappeared when the drug was stopped and reappeared when the patient was challenged. Throughout the period of treatment, concentrations of phenytoin in serum were consistently low within the therapeutic ...
M. Kristensen, Sten Rasmussen
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Choreoathetosis as a manifestation of thyrotoxicosis