dyskinetic cerebral palsyCAYPdystoniamovement disordersgabapentinclonidinebenzodiazepine
… was V (n=66). The most common causes of movement disorder were dyskinetic cerebral palsy (69/139, 49.6%), dystonia due to mutations in the lysine methyl…
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6 articles · page 1 of 1movement disorderstertiary care centreDeep brain stimulationDBS
…Background Deep brain stimulation (DBS) treats various movement disorders, though routine battery replacement is required. Factors affect…
movement disorderstumoursLIFUHIFU
…trasound (HIFU) can ablate nuclei in the basal ganglia to treat movement disorders and also ablate tumours and other targets. The low-intensity fo…
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movement disordersLuton and Dunstable University HospitalsRoyal Free and University College London Hospitals
… Amit is a consultant neurologist with subspecialty interest in movement disorders, working at Luton and Dunstable University Hospitals & the Roya…
epilepsymovement disordersneuromuscular disordersfunctional disordersepilepsy/seizureManchester Centre for Clinical Neurosciences
…n the least deprived postcodes (IMD quintile 5, 13%). Headache, epilepsy and functional disorders were overrepresented in IMD quintile 1…
Drug-use disorderstrokeneuromuscular complicationsseizurestoxic leucoencephalopathymovement disorderscognitive impairmentstimulantsopioidssynthetic cannabinoids+1 more
…cations from overdose, withdrawal and long-term chronic misuse. Drug-use disorder has become particularly important and complex because of differ…