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Articles tagged "Dystonia: Pathophysiology"

  • 2024 International Congress

    Cervical Dystonia Objectively Measured with Wearable Sensor System

    B. Dahlben, P. Mulcahey, S. Lee, A. Norain, R. Ghazi, N. Bukhari-Parlakturk (Durham, USA)

    Objective: To develop an objective measure for a dystonia subtype called cervical dystonia (CD) using a commercially available wearable sensor technology. Background: CD is a…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Neural oscillatory dynamics in Parkinson disease and dystonia: Insights from EEG analysis

    M. Alam, A. Beck, K. Schwabe, J. Krauss (Hannover, Germany)

    Objective: Changes in total power and entropy across raw data may enable the identification of comprehensive shifts in neural dynamics that may align with clinical…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Impact of Surrounding Audio-Visual Complexity on Symptomatology of Laryngeal Dystonia: A Virtual Reality Study

    J. Petit, S. Ehrlich, G. Tougas, J. Bernstein, N. Buie, K. Simonyan (Boston, USA)

    Objective: We examine the impact of surrounding audio-visual on Laryngeal Dystonia (LD) symptomatology to better understand its phenomenology. Background: LD is an isolated focal dystonia…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Chronic striatal cholinergic agonist infusion as a model of dystonia

    E. Courtin, B. Ribot, M. Deffains, D. Guehl, P. Burbaud (Bordeaux, France)

    Objective: The objectives of this work were to create a primate model of dystonia based on striatal infusion of a muscarinic agonist (oxotremorin), and to…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Structural and Functional Brain Alterations in Laryngeal Dystonia: A Coordinate-Based Activation Likelihood Estimation Meta-Analysis

    N. Kshatriya, G. Battistella, K. Simonyan (Boston, USA)

    Objective: Efforts to understand laryngeal dystonia (LD) pathophysiology using neuroimaging techniques have demonstrated altered brain structure and function in patients compared to healthy controls1-5. However,…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Task-Based Functional Imaging in Task-Specific Focal Dystonia during Dystonia-Related and -Unrelated Tasks

    B. Huynh, Y. Wang, M. Chen, E. Narinsky, YL. Kuo, T. Kimberley (Boston, USA)

    Objective: To use task-based functional magnetic resonance imaging [fMRI] to examine body region-specific sensorimotor changes with the long-term goal of identifying potential unifying pathophysiological fMRI features…
  • 2024 International Congress

    GABA in the Basal Ganglia Tracks Motor Severity and Response to BoNT Treatment in Cervical Dystonia

    C. Dintino, C. Groth, B. Berman (Richmond, USA)

    Objective: Determine if GABA and glutamate levels within sensorimotor network nodes correlate with symptom severity in cervical dystonia (CD) and are altered by botulinum neurotoxin…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Abnormal brain iron metabolism influences neural function in isolated laryngeal dystonia

    G. Battistella, L. Xavier, A. Vortmeyer, K. Simonyan (Boston, USA)

    Objective: To investigate iron accumulation as a pathophysiological signature of laryngeal dystonia (LD) and assess the abnormal influence of iron on neural activity within the…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Neural Signatures of Laryngeal Dystonia during Asymptomatic Tasks of Sequential and Learned Finger-Tapping

    M. Day, G. Battistella, K. Simonyan (Boston, USA)

    Objective: To investigate brain activity in laryngeal dystonia (LD) patients compared to healthy controls during asymptomatic motor tasks of sequential and learned finger-tapping, as well…
  • 2024 International Congress

    Writing dysfluency associates with basal ganglia network dysfunction in writer’s cramp dystonia

    N. Bukhari-Parlakturk, P. Mulcahey, M. Fei, M. Lutz, J. Voyvodic, S. Davis, A. Michael (Durham, USA)

    Objective: The primary objective of this study was to identify brain regions associated with behavioral measures of dystonia in a specific subtype called writer’s cramp…
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