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Springer Series in Optical Sciences disorders of movement. Given this complexity, this section is divided in two separate parts, which provide a guide to the phenomenological recognition, differential diagnosis and treatment of myoclonus (Part A) and chorea (Part B).

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Rapid Intermittent Involuntary Movements, disorders of movement. Given this complexity, this section is divided in two separate parts, which provide a guide to the phenomenological recognition, differential diagnosis and treatment of myoclonus (Part A) and chorea (Part B).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34489-4otonia, atonia) resistance to such manipulation. These tone abnormalities are common to several neurological diseases and may occur in combination with other motor disturbances such as weakness, dystonia, parkinsonism and neuromuscular diseases. Abnormalities of muscle tone might also be inferred fr

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Springer Series in Optical Sciencesment for being, by definition, very brief, non-rhythmical and variable for frequency and severity of presentation. Myoclonus and chorea are both characterized by a remarkably broad array of possible underlying aetiologies, and their diagnostic work-up is one of the most complex in the whole field of