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Farewell editorial |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 707-707
Stanley Fahn,
C. David Marsden,
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ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100602
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年代:1995
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Involvement of respiratory muscles in adult‐onset dystonia: A clinical and electrophysiological study |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 708-713
A. Lagueny,
P. Burbaud,
G. Le Masson,
F. X. Bergouignan,
X. Ferrer,
J. Julien,
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AbstractInvolvement of respiratory muscles is unusual in dystonia, but its occurrence may be underestimated either because it is not conspicuous or because it is improperly imputed to another cause. Three patients who had adult‐onset dystonia and who were exhibiting respiratory problems were examined clinically and electrophysiologically. In the three patients the onset was focal‐cervical in two and blepharospasm in one. The respiratory problems appeared later. The first patient had involuntary deep and loud inspirations combined with spasms of axial dystonia, the second complained of breathing arrests, and the third had deep inspirations mainly on speaking or reading aloud, thus causing broken speech. Electromyographic findings, including of the diaphragm, were quite consistent with a respiratory involvement in these three cases of dystonia. Assuming that respiratory troubles could be the first sign of a focal dystonia, electrophysiological studies of respiratory muscles could be used to confirm t
ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100603
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1995
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Chronic acquired hepatocerebral degeneration: Case reports and new insights |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 714-722
Mandar S. Jog,
Anthony E. Lang,
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AbstractChronic acquired hepatocerebral degeneration (CAHD) is a heterogeneous disorder that can occur with a primary neurologic, hepatic, or combined presentation. Little has been added to the understanding of this disorder since the detailed, early clinical and pathological descriptions. The spectrum of clinical presentations can be neuropsychiatric (apathy, lethargy, excessive somnolence), a movement disorder (ataxia, tremor, chorea, parkinsonism, myoclonus, dystonia), or both. Cortical laminar necrosis and polymicrocavitation in the cortex and basal ganglia are combined with cerebral and cerebellar atrophy. Microscopically, Alzheimer type II astrocytes and cytoplasmic glycogen granules are characteristic. Recent neuroradiological observations in patiensts with liver failure have shown a specific magnetic resonance (MR) imaging appearance with a hyperintense T1 signal in the pallidum, putamen, and, rarely, mesencephalon. Using clues from a similar MR appearance in patients receiving total parenteral nutrition as well as animals given parenteral manganese, and the knowledge that manganese is cleared by the hepatobiliary system, deposition of manganese in the brain is postulated in patients with CAHD. In this review we describe three cases of CAHD with detailed clinical and radiological documentation and discuss the aforementioned pathogenetic mechanisms.
ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100604
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1995
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The audiogenic startle response in Tourette's syndrome |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 723-730
R. Stell,
G. W. Thickbroom,
F. L. Mastaglia,
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AbstractWe report the results of a study in which we examined the auditory startle responses (ASR) of 8 patients with Tourette's syndrome and 15 normal controls, none of whom reported or manifested exaggerated startle responses clinically. The ASR in two patients failed to habituate with repetition, a finding not present in any of the controls. There was no correlation between the presence or absence of exaggerated ASRs and the severity of the patients' tics. This study demonstrates that some patients with Tourette's syndrome have exaggerated audiogenic startle responses that may be clinically asymptomatic.
ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100605
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年代:1995
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ChronicL‐DOPA administration induces dyskinesias in the 1‐methyl‐4‐phenyl‐1,2,3,6‐tetrahydropyridine‐treated common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 731-740
R. K. B. Pearce,
M. Jackson,
L. Smith,
P. Jenner,
C. D. Marsden,
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AbstractDyskinesias occur in the majority of patients with Parkinson's disease chronically treated withL‐DOPA and also occur in several nonhuman primate species after 1‐methyl‐4‐phenyl‐1,2,3,6‐tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) andL‐DOPA treatment. The common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) shows parkinsonian motor deficits after MPTP administration, and we now report dyskinesias occurring in this species during chronicL‐DOPA exposure. Marmosets rendered chronically parkinsonian after MPTP administration were treated orally withL‐DOPA plus carbidopa for 3 weeks. After several days the animals began to display chorea, choreoathetosis, and dystonia. The severity of dyskinesias varied between the animals, with the most severely parkinsonian animals displaying the most dyskinetic movements. Each animal showed an idiosyncratic pattern of dyskinesias, which was highly reproducible. TheseL‐DOPA‐primed animals also received other D2, D1, and agonist drugs. Quinpirole, bromocriptine, pergolide, apomorphine, and A‐77636 all produced dyskinesias that were identical in character to those seen afterL‐DOPA administration, but the D1agonist A‐77636 gradually abolished dyskinesias while preserving its antiparkinsonian activity. The MPTP‐treated marmoset provides a useful model in which to study dyskinesias in Parkinson's disease and to examine new therapeutic strategies aimed at alleviating this common side effect of chronic
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DOI:10.1002/mds.870100606
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年代:1995
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Modulation of electromyographic activity of wrist flexor and extensor muscles in patients with writer's cramp |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 741-748
Josep Valls‐Solé,
Mark Hallett,
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AbstractPatients with writer's cramp have two well‐recognized neurophysiological abnormalities: reduced reciprocal inhibition of the wrist flexor motoneurons at rest, and increased cocontraction of antagonist muscles of the forearm during voluntary activity. In this article we present evidence for an impaired integration of sensory inputs into the voluntary motor activity during performance of a force‐related task in patients with writer's cramp. Normal (control) subjects and patients activated wrist flexor and extensor muscles to maintain a predetermined level of force. Electrical stimuli were applied to median and radial nerve afferents and the modulatory effects induced in the electromyographic (EMG) activity were measured. For each muscle studied and nerve stimulated, we defined a characteristic sequence of excitatory (E) and inhibitory (I) phases of modulation of the averaged rectified EMG activity in control subjects. E and I phases were thought to represent excitation and inhibition, respectively, of the corresponding motoneuronal pool to homonymous or reciprocal afferent inputs. There were no differences between control subjects and patients regarding the level of background EMG activity in the agonist muscles during wrist flexion or wrist extension. In the agonist wrist flexors, patients had reduced reciprocal excitation and reciprocal inhibition. These results are compatible with an abnormal CNS processing of the inputs generated by external stimuli during voluntary contraction of wrist flexor and extensor muscles. Defective integration of inputs from peripheral nerve afferents into the command for voluntary movement may partly underlie the pathophysiology of the motor dysfunction in patients with writer's cr
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DOI:10.1002/mds.870100607
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年代:1995
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Saccadic eye movements in hyperekplexia |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 749-753
M. A. J. Tijssen,
E. Bollen,
E. van Exel,
J. G. van Dijk,
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AbstractHyperekplexia is an autosomal dominant disorder characterized by excessive startle responses followed by a temporary generalized stiffness. The startle response is generated in the medial bulbopontine reticular formation in the lower brainstem. The pulse generator of horizontal saccadic eye movements is localized in the pontine parmedian reticular formation. Measurements of horizontal visually evoked random saccades, antisaccades, and saccades toward remembered targets were performed in seven patients with familial hyperekplexia and seven healthy age‐matched controls. The peak velocity of all three kinds of saccades was reduced (p<0.0001) compared with that of controls. Latencies were marginally longer in the patient group (p = 0.0486). Saccadic gains did not differ between patients and controls. The ability to make antisaccades, saccades toward remembered targets, and the ability to suppress reflex saccades are similar in patients and controls. These data suggest that the origin of the excessive startle response is probably more due to a different modulation in the brainstem than to altered cortical influenc
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DOI:10.1002/mds.870100608
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年代:1995
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Parkinsonism and dilatation of the perivascular spaces (État Criblé) of the striatum: A clinical, magnetic resonance imaging, and pathological study |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 754-760
G. Fénelon,
F. Gray,
C. Wallays,
J. Poirier,
A. Guillard,
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AbstractTwo men, 89 and 83 years of age, presented with predominantly axial parkinsonian signs. In both cases, magnetic resonance imaging of the brain showed numerous small foci, delineating the striatum. The lesions had the same signal as cerebral spinal fluid in both T1 and T2 sequences. Postmortem examination of the brain showed numerous lacunes due to dilatation of the perivascular spaces, frequently associated with alterations of the surrounding brain parenchyma. Typical changes of Parkinson's disease were associated in one case. Such vascular changes may produce, or modify, a parkinsonian syndrome.
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DOI:10.1002/mds.870100609
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年代:1995
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Motor function in a patient with bilateral lesions of the globus pallidus |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 761-777
R. Haaxma,
A. van Boxtel,
W. H. Brouwer,
L. N. H. Goeken,
J. J. Denier van der Gon,
J. G. Colebatch,
A. Martin,
D. J. Brooks,
J. Noth,
C. D. Marsden,
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AbstractThis study describes the long‐term motor deficits of a patient who, after a toxic encephalopathy, sustained extensive bilateral damage to both segments of the globus pallidus (GP) and the right substantia nigra (SN). There were no signs of lesions of the pyramidal tracts or of other motor structures. The most obvious deficits were an abnormal gait with an exaggerated knee extension and a tendency to fall slowly, especially when pushed backward. In contrast, Romberg's test on an unstable platform was normal, as were longlatency leg reflexes induced by perturbations. Inadequate anticipatory and compensatory postural responses, in particular across the hip and knee joints, and slow movements seemed responsible for the falls. Muscle tone was normal but reflex studies showed signs of abnormal facilitation and inhibition at various levels of the neuraxis. We conclude that the GP and SN lesions caused defective input to premotor cortical and brain stem target zones. Dysfunctioning of these zones leads to improper control of the descending ventromedial motor system responsible for locomotion, postural control, and reflex status. The deficits in upper extremity motor performance included delayed and slow movements, inaccurate amplitudes of ballistic reponses, a lack of predictive control, and deficits in bimanual coordination. Sensory feedback, proprioceptive more than visual, played a powerful compensating role in rapid aiming movements. Regional blood flow (studied using15O2) was reduced in multiple frontal cortical regions, among which are the hand areas of the supplementary and premotor cortex. We hypothesize that this reflected impaired functioning of these areas, caused by defective bilateral output from GP and SN, and resulting in the motor deficits of the arm and han
ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100610
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年代:1995
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Automobile driving in Huntington's disease |
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Movement Disorders,
Volume 10,
Issue 6,
1995,
Page 778-787
George W. Rebok,
Frederick W. Bylsma,
Penelope M. Keyl,
Jason Brandt,
Susan E. Folstein,
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AbstractWe assessed the influence of the neurological and cognitive impairments of Huntington's disease (HD) on automobile driving. In a group of 73 HD outpatients, 53 (72%) continued to drive after illness onset. Those no longer driving had more severe symptoms than those still driving. Twenty‐nine HD patients who were still driving and 16 healthy control subjects underwent a clinical examination, a cognitive examination, a driving‐simulator assessment, and completed questionnaires about driving history and habits. HD patients performed significantly worse than control subjects on the driving‐simulator tasks and were more likely to have been involed in a collision in the preceding 2 years (58% of HD vs. 11% of control subjects). Patients with collisions were less functionally impaired but had slower simple reaction time scores than did those without collisions. HD patients are at increased risk for accidents, but patients who have accidents are not easily distinguished from those who d
ISSN:0885-3185
DOI:10.1002/mds.870100611
出版商:Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
年代:1995
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