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Clustering of dystonia in some pedigrees with autosomal dominant essential tremor suggests the existence of a distinct subtype of essential tremor.
BMC neurology - 29 Jul 2010
Hedera Peter, Phibbs Fenna T, Fang John Y, Cooper Michael K, Charles P David, Davis Thomas L
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BACKGROUND: There is an ongoing debate whether essential tremor (ET) represents a monosymptomatic disorder or other neurologic symptoms are compatible with the diagnosis of ET. Many patients with clinically definite ET develop dystonia. It remains unknown whether tremor associated with dystonia represent a subtype of ET. We hypothesized that ET with dystonia represents a distinct subtype of ET. METHODS: We...
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