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Published on: November 21, 2013
A discussion of movement disorders
1Department of Neurology, Legacy Hospitals, Portland, OR 07201, USA.
Abstract:
Disorders of movement lie at the heart of neurology. They are visible everywhere, eg in the market place, the theater, bus stations, and bedside. They are Gestalts; intersection of age, experience, and illness. They can be categorized and sometimes treated. Movement disorders are adversely affected by alcohol, drugs, lack of sleep, fevers, stress, age, and trauma. The presence of a movement disorder means less redundancy or capacity to handle additional trouble. For the individual with a movement disorder public persona, feelings, embarrassment, and triumphs are all part of the picture.
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