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Myogenic tremor – a novel tremor entity
Current Opinion in Neurology, 2021Purpose of review Tremor is a common neurological symptom with a plethora of potential etiologies. Apart from physiological tremor, the vast majority of tremor syndromes are linked to a pacemaker in the central nervous system (CNS) or, less common, in the peripheral nervous system.
Jochen, Schaefer +3 more
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JAMA, 2014
Tremor, defined as a rhythmic and involuntary movement of any body part, is the most prevalent movement disorder, affecting millions of people in the United States. All adults have varying degrees of physiological tremor so it is imperative to distinguish physiological tremor from pathological tremor types.
W Jeffrey, Elias, Binit B, Shah
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Tremor, defined as a rhythmic and involuntary movement of any body part, is the most prevalent movement disorder, affecting millions of people in the United States. All adults have varying degrees of physiological tremor so it is imperative to distinguish physiological tremor from pathological tremor types.
W Jeffrey, Elias, Binit B, Shah
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 2000
Tremor research during the past year has focused on clinical differential diagnosis, and a new clinical classification has been developed. The origin of tremor is thought to depend on unstable central loops, and new coherence data suggest that these often involve the motor cortex.
G, Deuschl, R, Wenzelburger, J, Raethjen
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Tremor research during the past year has focused on clinical differential diagnosis, and a new clinical classification has been developed. The origin of tremor is thought to depend on unstable central loops, and new coherence data suggest that these often involve the motor cortex.
G, Deuschl, R, Wenzelburger, J, Raethjen
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1989
In this article, normal tremor and common types of pathologic tremors seen in the elderly are defined and described along with a review of current treatments. Problems of differential diagnosis are emphasized.
L, Cleeves, L J, Findley
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In this article, normal tremor and common types of pathologic tremors seen in the elderly are defined and described along with a review of current treatments. Problems of differential diagnosis are emphasized.
L, Cleeves, L J, Findley
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Tremors: Essential Tremor and Beyond
Seminars in Pediatric Neurology, 2018Tremor is a fairly common movement disorder presenting to an outpatient pediatric neurology practice. Tremors can be primary or secondary to underlying neurologic or systemic diseases. When assessing a child with tremor, it is paramount to evaluate the phenomenology of the tremor, determine the presence or absence of other neurologic signs and symptoms,
Chandrabhaga, Miskin, Karen S, Carvalho
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Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2011
We used accelerometry and visual examination by a neurologist to measure the intensity and frequency of hand tremor under resting, postural, writing, and walking conditions among patients with essential tremor with resting tremor (n=11) and Parkinson's disease (n=38).
Kei, Uchida +5 more
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We used accelerometry and visual examination by a neurologist to measure the intensity and frequency of hand tremor under resting, postural, writing, and walking conditions among patients with essential tremor with resting tremor (n=11) and Parkinson's disease (n=38).
Kei, Uchida +5 more
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 2003
Tremors can be encountered in a variety of disease states but the most common causes are Parkinson disease and essential tremor. This review was undertaken to highlight advances in the field during the last 12 months.Kinetic tremor may be more prominent in essential tremor than postural tremor.
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Tremors can be encountered in a variety of disease states but the most common causes are Parkinson disease and essential tremor. This review was undertaken to highlight advances in the field during the last 12 months.Kinetic tremor may be more prominent in essential tremor than postural tremor.
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Clinical Neuropharmacology, 2000
Tremors other than those associated with Parkinson's disease are commonly encountered in clinical practice. The differentiation of tremor subtypes depends primarily on the presence of distinct clinical characteristics and is facilitated by the use of consistent nomenclature.
O'Sullivan, John D., Lees, Andrew J.
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Tremors other than those associated with Parkinson's disease are commonly encountered in clinical practice. The differentiation of tremor subtypes depends primarily on the presence of distinct clinical characteristics and is facilitated by the use of consistent nomenclature.
O'Sullivan, John D., Lees, Andrew J.
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Tremor revisited: Treatment of PD tremor
Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2012Parkinsonian tremor is among the most emblematic medical signs and is one of the cardinal manifestations of Parkinson's disease (PD). Its semiology has been extensively addressed by ancient and contemporary medical literature, but more attention has been dedicated to its medical treatment in the past than nowadays.
Jiménez MC, Vingerhoets FJ
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‘Orthostatic tremor’ in familial‐essential tremor
Neurology, 1986We studied a family with essential tremor of the arms. Some members also had tremor of the trunk and legs on standing, but not on walking, sitting, or reclining. Tremor was evoked, regardless of body or limb position, by strong tonic contraction of the appropriate muscles; it was a type of static postural tremor.
A S, Wee, S H, Subramony, R D, Currier
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