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Articles tagged "Startle syndromes"

  • 2024 International Congress

    Startle Reflex in CTNNB1 Mutations: A diagnostic Clue

    S. Nagaratnam, D. Wilson, M. Garcia, J. Qiu, D. Hadi, S. Mohammad, H. Morales Briceno (Westmead, Australia)

    Objective: To describe two patients with CTNNB1 mutation with a startle reflex, an underrecognised clinical sign. Background: CTNNB1 mutations is an increasingly recognised cause of…
  • 2022 International Congress

    Psychotherapy as a potential treatment for neuropsychiatric startle syndromes of Latah – a case report

    GB. Eow, TT. Lim, K. Tan, YY. Beh (Georgetown, Malaysia)

    Objective: Our report aims to discuss psychotherapy as a treatment modality for Latah. Background: Latah is a culture-specific startle syndrome (classically identified in Malaysian/Indonesian patients)…
  • MDS Virtual Congress 2021

    Stiff-person syndrome – a 15-year review at a tertiary hospital

    R. Rodrigues, L. Sousa, R. Samões, G. Cação, J. Chaves, M. Cardoso, J. Barros, E. Santos, J. Damásio (Santa Maria Feira, Portugal)

    Objective: Clinical characterization of stiff-person syndrome (SPS). Background: SPS typically presents with progressive symmetric axial and proximal limb rigidity, and episodic painful spasms triggered by…
  • 2016 International Congress

    Hyperekplexia secondary to cumulative novel glycine pathway mutations

    S. Nandipati, S. Ceulemans, J. Friedman (La Jolla, CA, USA)

    Objective: To describe novel mutations in a case of hyperekplexia, the patient's clinical presentation and possible pathophysiological mechanism. Background: Hyperekplexia is a rare neurological disorder…

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