Sentence examples for movement disorders have from inspiring English sources
Functional ("psychogenic") gait and other movement disorders have proven very difficult to treat.
Parts of the brain known to be involved in Huntington's disease are all considered in our model and most features of the movement disorders have been appeared in the model.
Several electrophysiological studies in patients undergoing DBS for movement disorders have revealed evidence for disease-specific oscillatory patterns of neuronal basal ganglia activity that may act as a noisy disruptive signal disturbing both local and distant neuronal network functioning causing characteristic movement disorders.
Tens of thousands of patients with Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders have benefitted from DBS, and Mayberg and others have been investigating its use for depression and other psychiatric disorders.
However, inherited chromosomal rearrangements that induce epigenetic effects associated with neurodevelopmental movement disorders have not been identified.
Drug-induced movement disorders have also been associated with cases of abuse [ 18]; however, most subjects were either psychotic inpatients or incarcerated individuals.
Deep brain stimulation (DBS), a neuromodulation therapy that has been used successfully in the treatment of symptoms associated with movement disorders, has recently undergone clinical trials for individuals suffering from treatment-resistant depression (TRD).
In recent years, relevant progress in the knowledge of the genetic basis of movement disorders has been achieved.
Once a month, patients affected by serious and often rare diseases share their unique stories; this month's column comes from a patient advocate who describes herself as a "battle-clever dystonia damsel". My dance with dystonia, a rare neurological movement disorder, has been a mangled cha-cha-cha with a wayward partner.
His movement disorder has evolved to develop cervical dystonia resulting in cervical antecollis with hypertrophy of trapezius muscles.
A role for a loss of FUS function in the context of essential tremor, an adult-onset movement disorder, has also been proposed.
