Pseudoathetosis: Report of three patients
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Auteurs : Mariana Spitz ; Alexandre Aluízio Costa Machado ; Rodrigo Do Carmo Carvalho ; Fernanda Martins Maia ; Monica Santoro Haddad ; Dagoberto Calegaro ; Milberto Scaff ; Egberto Reis BarbosaSource :
- Movement Disorders [ 0885-3185 ] ; 2006-09.
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We report on 3 patients with pseudoathetosis, which are involuntary, slow, writhing movements due to loss of proprioception. © 2006 Movement Disorder Society
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Involuntary movements are shown with fixed posture (extended arms). Pseudoathetosis is also observed on the toes. Proprioception is tested and patient is unable to answer correctly to limb position. Segment 2. The patient mentions how his symptoms started. Pseudoathetosis is shown at rest and on posture maintenance. On neurological examination, patient cannot determine joint position on the affected side. Segment 3a. The patient explains she has multiple sclerosis and that she has recently developed involuntary movements in her hands. She says she has no control over her hands. Abnormal movements are recorded on posture and rest. Segment 3b. 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