- to suicide.
Emotional or
physical stress can
increase the
severity of
dyskinetic movements,
whereas relaxation and
sedation have the
opposite effect. In...
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Dyskinetic cerebral palsy (DCP) is a
subtype of
cerebral palsy (CP) and is
characterized by
impaired muscle tone regulation,
coordination and movement...
- D (January 2012). "The
serotonin system: a
potential target for anti-
dyskinetic treatments and
biomarker discovery".
Parkinsonism Relat Disord. 18 Suppl...
- in
locomotion have
ataxic cerebral palsy, and
writhing movements have
dyskinetic cerebral palsy.
Diagnosis is
based on the child's development.
Blood tests...
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Dyskinetic". S****e,
Rodante P.A.
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October 2012. Hou, M; Zhao, J; Yu, R (2006). "Recent
advances in
dyskinetic cerebral palsy"...
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Athetoid cerebral palsy, or
dyskinetic cerebral palsy (sometimes
abbreviated ADCP), is a type of
cerebral palsy primarily ****ociated with damage, like...
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decreased metabolism. The wall of the
affected segments is hypo-, a-, or
dyskinetic.[citation needed] The
phenomenon is
highly significant clinically because...
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Intention tremor is a
dyskinetic disorder characterized by a broad, co****, and low-frequency (below 5 Hz)
tremor evident during deliberate and visually-guided...
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manifestations of CBE include: [citation needed]
movement disorders –
dyskinetic CP with
often spasticity. 60% have
severe motor disability (unable to...
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palsy (damage to
cortical motor areas and
underlying white matter) and
dyskinetic cerebral palsy (damage to
basal ganglia).
Because of the
damage to the...
