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Neuropsychological aspects of Tourette syndrome: a review.
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Quality of life in young people with Tourette syndrome: a controlled study
TLDR
It is found that Tourette syndrome can be associated with poorer perceived QoL, and co-morbid conditions make an important contribution in determining which aspects ofQoL are most affected in the individual.
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Treatment strategies for tics in Tourette syndrome
TLDR
There are a number of agents that are clearly useful as first-line treatments for TS and other interventions may be of most benefit to patients exhibiting refractory tics or more specific symptom profiles.
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The cognitive impact of antiepileptic drugs
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The data reviewed suggest that the effects exerted by an AED could vary depending on both patient characteristics and drug-related variables, and longitudinal studies are needed to improve the understanding of the influence of factors such as age, tolerance and the stability of cognitive effects.
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Clinical correlates of quality of life in Tourette syndrome
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Greater emotional and behavioral difficulties were among the best predictors of poor QoL in young people with TS, and Symptoms of depression, OCD, and ADHD appeared to have a widespread negative impact onQoL, but poorer QOL was not associated with increased tic severity.
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The junction between self and other? Temporo-parietal dysfunction in neuropsychiatry
  • C. Eddy
  • Psychology
    Neuropsychologia
  • 1 August 2016
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Metabolic effects of aripiprazole and pimozide in children with Tourette syndrome.
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Empathy and aversion: the neural signature of mentalizing in Tourette syndrome
TLDR
These findings highlight differential neural reactivity in response to emotive social cues in TS, which may interact with tic expression and increased recruitment of areas involved in mental state reasoning is apparent in these patients when mentalizing is not a task requirement.
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Social reasoning in Tourette syndrome
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It is proposed that Tourette syndrome is associated with changes in Theory of Mind, and the observed deficits could reflect dysfunction in frontostriatal pathways involving ventromedial prefrontal cortex.
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An approach to deep brain stimulation for severe treatment-refractory Tourette syndrome: the UK perspective
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The UK perspective on DBS in TS is illustrated and consensus-based recommendations for double-blind controlled trials are proposed, mainly in relation to eligibility criteria and brain targets.
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