Status dystonicus: a practice guide
Dyskinesia refers to various unintentional, involuntary, rhythmic, and uncontrollable movements that can dimin- ish or impair voluntary movements.
Steps to take when a patient develops tardive dyskinesiaAbstract. Importance: Dystonia in cerebral palsy (CP) is common and debilitating but under-diagnosed, particularly in the legs. Deep brain stimulation for dystonia and essential tremorIt usually co-occurs with TD. The face and neck are the most commonly involved site, followed by the arms, trunk, and then legs. Cranial dystonia is typically ... Primary dystonia and dystonia-plus syndromes: clinical ...Uncontrolled spasms of your face and neck muscles, or muscles of your body, arms, and legs (dystonia). These muscle spasms can cause abnormal movements.
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