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Movement Retraining using Real-time Feedback of Performance
Published on: January 17, 2013
Rehabilitation of movement disorders
Ross A Bogey1, Elie P Elovic, Phillip R Bryant
1Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, IL 60611, USA. rbogey@rehabchicago.org
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This self-directed learning module highlights several movement disorders. These include dystonia, chorea, tremors, and myoclonus. A description of the clinical presentation and associated disease processes is presented. Although the discussion on treatment focuses on pharmacologic intervention, surgical options are presented when appropriate. Other movement disorders (ie, parkinsonism) are discussed elsewhere in the Study Guide.
Overall Article Objectives:
(a) To define the various symptoms and etiologies of dystonia; (b) to define chorea and its treatment; (c) to define tremors, including associated neurologic disorders, plus pharmacologic and potential surgical interventions; and (d) to describe the symptoms, classification, and treatment of primary and secondary myoclonus.

