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    From syndrome to genetics: Genetic Etiologies of Dystonia with Anarthria/Aphonia

    A. Menetrey, E. Rayco, M. Emamikhah Abarghouei, A. Lang, C. Gorodetsky, C. Ganos (Toronto, Canada)

    Objective: This study provides a comprehensive list of genetic causes in a large cohort of 53 pediatric and adult patients with dystonia and anarthria or…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Two Cases of SCN4A Temperature-Sensitive Sodium Channelopathy: From Dystonia to Myotonia

    B. Talavera Esperanza, N. Chinchihualpa-Paredes, Z. Yu, A. Herrera, P. Vega, E. Hill, M. Kauffman, A. Espay, L. Marsili (Cincinnati, USA)

    Objective: To evaluate whether these symptoms, previously categorized as dystonic, might represent manifestations of a temperature-sensitive channelopathy with myotonic features [1]. Background: We report two…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Diagnostic yield of commercial genetic testing for dystonia in a Canadian movement disorders cohort

    K. Senkevich, R. Chen, A. Fasano, C. Ganos, S. Fox, A. Lang, S. Lidstone, R. Munhoz, E. Slow, A. Strafella, E. Swinkin, Z. Gan-Or, L. Kalia (Montreal, Canada)

    Objective: This study aimed to assess the diagnostic yield of commercially available genetic panels in dystonia patients and how test performance varies across dystonia subtypes.…
  • 2025 International Congress

    A Dance with Sydenham, it’s Never Too Late to Tango

    M. Gomez Rodriguez, B. Cheon, S. Kenniff (Pembroke Pines, USA)

    Objective: Sydenham’s Chorea (SC) is a predominantly female childhood disorder characterized by irregular, fluid-like, involuntary movements. Here we present a case of isolated Sydenham’s chorea…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Semantic Memory Deficit as a Potential Risk Factor of Dementia in Isolated Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Behavior Disorder

    C. Zigrand, M. Trepanier Maurais, R. Postuma, S. Joubert, I. Rouleau, JF. Gagnon (Montreal, Canada)

    Objective: We aimed to evaluate semantic memory (SM) performance in isolated/idiopathic rapid eye movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder (iRBD) and identify the specific profile of…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Novel DCC Variant Identified to Cause Congenital Mirror Movements

    M. Rochman, J. Ratliff (Phialdelphia, USA)

    Objective: To describe a case of lifelong motor incoordination, mirror movements, and possible dystonia caused by a novel likely pathogenic variant in the DCC gene.…
  • 2025 International Congress

    The Importance of a Through Serum Evaluation and Genetic Testing to Avoid Delays in Diagnosis of Chorea-acanthocytosis: A Case Report

    A. Bossart, P. Kassavetis, J. Alshaikh (Salt Lake City, USA)

    Objective: To emphasize the importance of a thorough serum evaluation and genetic testing for new onset chorea to avoid delays in diagnosis of chorea acanthocytosis.…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Shaking, Not Stirred: An Atypical Case of Propriospinal Myoclonus

    S. Khurana, A. Prabhu (Philadelphia, USA)

    Objective: To describe a rare presentation of propriospinal myoclonus (PSM) restricted to upper cervical segments and discuss the diagnostic challenge posed by its overlap with…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Case Report: Painful Limb and Moving Fingers Syndrome

    M. Soliman, A. Mushtaheed, A. Ly, D. Ehrlich (Bethesda, USA)

    Objective: N/A Background: Painless/painful limb and moving fingers (PLMF) is a variant of painful limbs and moving extremities, a rare movement disorder. Underlying pathophysiology can…
  • 2025 International Congress

    Uremic Striatopallidal Syndrome Manifesting As Acute Onset Chorea

    R. Cruz Vicioso, J. Carbonell, C. Pérez (SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic)

    Objective: The relationship between movement disorders and renal diseases is complex and multifaceted. Movement disorders can occur as manifestations of azotemia (uremic encephalopathy, uremic striatopallidal…
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