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Articles tagged "Myoclonus: Clinical features"

  • MDS Virtual Congress 2021

    Spinal myoclonus in secondary progressive multiple sclerosis

    N. Raisa, B. Munir, S. Rianawati (Malang, Indonesia)

    Objective: We report a rare case of secondary progressive multiple sclerosis with one of the manifestation was spinal myoclonus. Background: Myoclonus is a sudden and…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2021

    Electrophysiological testing aids the diagnosis of tremor versus myoclonus in clinically challenging patients

    C. Everlo, JW. Elting, M. Tijssen, M. V.D. Stouwe (Groningen, Netherlands)

    Objective: We investigated how clinical electrophysiological testing can help to distinguish tremor versus myoclonus. Background: Tremor is the most common movement disorder and myoclonus its…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2021

    New-onset movement disorders in patients with COVID-19 from two centers in Western India

    S. Adukia, S. Panat, M. Munshi, P. Joshi, K. Shetty, T. Singhal, M. Bhatt, A. Aggarwal (Mumbai, India)

    Objective: To study the frequency and characteristics of movement disorders in patients with COVID-19 at two tertiary-care hospitals in Western India. Background: As of March…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2020

    A Novel Case of Persistent Segmental Spinal Myoclonus Due to Spinal Astrocytoma Temporarily Relieved by Diversion of Cerebrovascular Fluid

    Y. Huang, A. Chuang (Taoyuan, Taiwan)

    Objective: A 36-years-old woman with a spinal cord diffuse intramedullary astrocytoma WHO grade II, with multifocal brain parenchymal involvement. After insertion of her ventriculo-peritoneal shunt…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2020

    Jumping Stump

    O. Oztop Cakmak, I. Eren, S. Aygun, F. Ozer, S. Ertan (Istanbul, Turkey)

    Objective: To present a rare case with involuntary movements due to stump neuromas. Background: Jumping stump syndrome is characterized by myoclonus or choreiform movements associated…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2020

    Nomencladventure: Palatal myoclonus and palatal tremor

    D. Riley (Cleveland, OH, USA)

    Objective: To evaluate the appropriateness of the 1990 change in nomenclature from palatal myoclonus to palatal tremor, and the acceptance rate of the change in…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2020

    Axial myoclonus and cerebellar ataxia in a patient with mutation in ADCK3

    M. Gultekin (Kayseri, Turkey)

    Objective: We herein report a 20 years old female, who presented with axial myoclonus, dysarthria and gait ataxia. Background: Autosomal recessive  ataxias are a group…
  • 2019 International Congress

    The distinct pattern of movement disorders in Caspr2 and LGI1 antibody associated autoimmune encephalitis

    F. Gövert, J. Becktepe, B. Balint, J. Varley, S. Irani, M. Titulaer, J. de Vries, B. Joubert, J. Honnorat, H. Ariño Rodríguez, J. Dalmau, G. Deuschl, F. Leypoldt (Kiel, Germany)

    Objective: The aim of this study was (1) to investigate the prevalence of movement disorders in a large cohort of patients with encephalitis with LGI1…
  • 2019 International Congress

    A retrospective analysis of clinical and electrophysiological characteristics of patients with myoclonus

    A. Gunduz, M. E. Kızıltan, H. Ser, N. Yeni, C. Ozkara, V. Demirbilek, C. Yalçınkaya, G. Kızıltan (Istanbul, Turkey)

    Objective: We aimed to evaluate the clinical characteristics of patients with myoclonus and to identify the possible etiologies in different types of myoclonus based on…
  • 2019 International Congress

    Isolated unilateral tensor veli palatini myoclonus causing objective tinnitus without palatal elevation

    C. Selvadurai, S. Schaefer (New Haven, CT, USA)

    Objective: To describe a case of unilateral ear clicking caused by isolated tensor veli palatini myoclonus without palatal elevation. Background: Palatal myoclonus may be secondary…
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