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Self-Reported Dystonia and Dystonia on Neurological Examination: Prevalence and Concordance across Time in a Prospectively Followed Essential Tremor Cohort. [PDF]

Neuroepidemiology
Guy TO, Berry DS, Sharma VD, Louis ED.
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WARS2 -Associated Neuropsychiatric Phenotype in Childhood: A Case-Based Review. [PDF]

Ann Indian Acad Neurol
Kalita S, Veeraraghavan V, Ragunathan K, Kaushik JS.   +3 more
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Neuroscience of human ventral lateral thalamic nucleus related to movement and movement disorders. [PDF]

J Neurophysiol
Lenz FA, Meeker TJ, Saffer MI, Oishi K.
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Copy number variation of LINGO1 in familial dystonic tremor

V Alakbarzade (21840146), T Iype (21840143), BA Chioza (21832574), GV Harlalka (21832577), R Singh (7756079), H Hardy (16187924), A Sreekantan-Nair (21840152), C Proukakis (21840164), KJ Peall (21888896), LN Clark (26376), R Caswell (21852980), H Lango Allen (21826001), M Wakeling (21875075), J Chilton (18249520), EL Baple (21840158), E Louis (7776464), T Warner (9610331), AH Crosby (21832601)   +17 more
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Dystonic Tremor

2012
Tremor is the most common movement disorder, known since the time of Galen, and defined as a rhythmic involuntary movement of one or several regions of the body (Albanese and Jankovic 2012). Many attempts have been made in the last century to define and classify normal and pathological tremors, but a comprehensive summary did not exist until the ...
Lalli, Stefania, Albanese, Alberto
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Tremor, Dystonia, and Dystonic Tremor

2022
Abstract Tremor is defined as a disorder of rhythmical oscillations of a body region, while dystonia is defined as a disorder of involuntary sustained or intermittent muscle contractions. Although tremor and dystonia are distinct movement disorders, there are multiple areas of overlap.
H. A. Jinnah, Aasef G. Shaikh
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Paroxysmal dystonic head tremor

Movement Disorders, 1991
AbstractTwo patients with paroxysmal attacks of “no–no” direction head tremor and mild torticollis are described. One of them had the characteristic features of paroxysmal dystonic choreoathetosis and responded well to clonazepam.
A J, Hughes, A J, Lees, C D, Marsden
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Laryngeal Dystonia, Dystonic Tremor and Vocal Tremor: Three Different Entities

Journal of Voice, 2023
The main objective of this study was to compare the demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with laryngeal dystonia (LD), dystonic tremor (DT), and vocal tremor (VT).This was a retrospective longitudinal study.Data analysis from every patient diagnosed with LD, DT, or VT from January 1, 2010, to September 30, 2022, at a tertiary hospital ...
João Viana, Pinto, Susana Santiago, Pérez, Isabel, Garcia-Lopez   +2 more
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SPG11 presenting with dystonic tremor in childhood

Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2022
This is a unique case of SPG11 mutation presenting as childhood onset dystonic tremor without weakness or spastic paraplegia. Hereditary spastic paraplegia is the most common phenotype of SPG11 mutation though there are reports of an extended phenotype of SPG11 including dopa-responsive dystonia and tremor.
Emily A. Innes, Robert Goetti, Neil Mahant, Gladys Ho, Laura Williams, Deepak Gill, Russell C. Dale, Shekeeb S. Mohammad   +7 more
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Clonazepam-Sensitive Intermittent Dystonic Tremor

Southern Medical Journal, 1995
We report three cases and a literature review describing a syndrome of intermittent idiopathic focal or segmental dystonic tremor dramatically responsive to clonazepam. All patients were young men who had intermittent symptoms. After magnetic resonance imaging of the brain and laboratory analysis of blood, each patient was treated with clonazepam and ...
T L, Davis, P D, Charles, R S, Burns
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