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The onset of motor abnormalities in Parkinson's disease (PD) is usually unilateral.
It is usually unilateral.
It is more common in males compared to females [4] and is usually unilateral [5].
It is usually unilateral, non-suppurative and limited to the anterior cervical triangle [2].
The pain is usually unilateral and described as severe, sharp, and stabbing electric shock-like pain.
Although the disease is usually unilateral, it can be bilateral in up to 10%% of cases (Fig. 10) [10].
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Jabbing pains are usually unilateral and unifocal, but sometimes even multifocal and bilateral [2, 3].
The majority of WT are usually unilateral and sporadic, with only 1%% considered hereditary [5].
Motor deficits are usually unilateral, and most of them resolve in less than an hour.
The pulsating and stabbing pain was usually unilateral in the temporal and parietal as well as periorbital area, more often on the right than on the left.
Choroidal tubercles are usually unilateral but may be solitary or multiple lesions, yellowish with indefinite borders located in the posterior pole, and may vary in their presentation with features such as associated hemorrhage, striae, or exudative retinal detachment [4].
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