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Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1996
Objectives: To describe two patients with tics status, propose a definition of this syndrome and draw attention to its clinical significance. Method: Two patients suffering from Tourette's Syndrome who had developed episodes of continual motor tics that lasted from minutes to hours, were non-suppressible and intruded into normal ...
P, Sachdev, K Y, Chee, A, Wilson
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Objectives: To describe two patients with tics status, propose a definition of this syndrome and draw attention to its clinical significance. Method: Two patients suffering from Tourette's Syndrome who had developed episodes of continual motor tics that lasted from minutes to hours, were non-suppressible and intruded into normal ...
P, Sachdev, K Y, Chee, A, Wilson
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1982
Tics are the most common movement disorder of childhood. The single tic, or habit spasm, is benign and self-limited. Complex tic disorders include other features such a multiple tics, vocal tics, and complex stereotyped movements. Tourette syndrome represents the most-severe end of a spectrum of tic disorders.
G S, Golden, O J, Hood
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Tics are the most common movement disorder of childhood. The single tic, or habit spasm, is benign and self-limited. Complex tic disorders include other features such a multiple tics, vocal tics, and complex stereotyped movements. Tourette syndrome represents the most-severe end of a spectrum of tic disorders.
G S, Golden, O J, Hood
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Pediatric Annals, 1983
The tic disorders represent a spectrum of disability ranging from simple transient tics of childhood to severe Tourette syndrome. Diagnosis depends on an awareness of their existence, willingness to accept the child and parents' histories, and appreciation of the broad range of symptoms.
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The tic disorders represent a spectrum of disability ranging from simple transient tics of childhood to severe Tourette syndrome. Diagnosis depends on an awareness of their existence, willingness to accept the child and parents' histories, and appreciation of the broad range of symptoms.
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1976
The abnormal movements of the facial muscles are classified and the diagnosis and treatment considered in light of 22 cases of hemifacial spasm. Forms of treatment which give only temporary cessation of spasm and require complex and unpleasant treatment to be oft repeated are seldom tolerated for long by the patient. Permanent cure of spasm can only be
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The abnormal movements of the facial muscles are classified and the diagnosis and treatment considered in light of 22 cases of hemifacial spasm. Forms of treatment which give only temporary cessation of spasm and require complex and unpleasant treatment to be oft repeated are seldom tolerated for long by the patient. Permanent cure of spasm can only be
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Functional tics and tic-like behaviors
Functional tics and tic-like behaviors belong to the wide spectrum of functional movement disorders. Until the early 2010s, functional tic disorders were rather uncommon in the differential diagnosis of tics, and only few cases describing their features had been published.Abdullah A, Alruwaita +2 more
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Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2001
Tics are the essential component of a variety of disorders, notably Tourette syndrome. Because the mere presence of tics does not require therapeutic intervention, criteria are essential for determining a functional disability. Suggested tic-suppressing treatments have been extremely diverse, including hydrotherapy, behavioral treatments ...
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Tics are the essential component of a variety of disorders, notably Tourette syndrome. Because the mere presence of tics does not require therapeutic intervention, criteria are essential for determining a functional disability. Suggested tic-suppressing treatments have been extremely diverse, including hydrotherapy, behavioral treatments ...
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Continuum, 2013
Primary tic disorders are complex, multifactorial disorders in which tics are accompanied by other sensory features and an array of comorbid behavioral disorders. Secondary tics are proportionally much less frequent, but their etiology is diverse.
Davide, Martino, Jonathan W, Mink
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Primary tic disorders are complex, multifactorial disorders in which tics are accompanied by other sensory features and an array of comorbid behavioral disorders. Secondary tics are proportionally much less frequent, but their etiology is diverse.
Davide, Martino, Jonathan W, Mink
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Electrophysical properties of TiC-Nb, TiC-Ta, TiC-Mo, and TiC-W cermets
Soviet Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics, 19721. A study was made of the effect of temperature, in the range 20–1100°C, on the electrical resistivity and thermo-emf of TiC-Nb, TiC -Ta, TiC-Mo, and TiC-W cermets with metal-to-carbide ratios of 25∶75, 50∶50, and 75∶25 at. and mole %, and their Hall constants at 20°C were determined. 2.
G. V. Samsonov +3 more
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Movement Disorders, 1992
AbstractA 59‐year‐old man with a 30‐year history of an unusual movement disorder characterised by involuntary axial spasms that occur only in recumbency is described. Clinical and electrophysiological evidence suggest that this disorder is best characterised as a simple tic of unusual form.
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AbstractA 59‐year‐old man with a 30‐year history of an unusual movement disorder characterised by involuntary axial spasms that occur only in recumbency is described. Clinical and electrophysiological evidence suggest that this disorder is best characterised as a simple tic of unusual form.
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