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Moving Ear Syndrome, a rare hyperkinetic disorder, involves involuntary ear movements. This condition is effectively treated with botulinum toxin injections guided by electromyography and ultrasound.

Area of Science:

  • Neurology
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  • Moving Ear Syndrome is a rare hyperkinetic disorder.
  • Characterized by involuntary backward movements of the ear.
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