Myokymia

Known as: Fibrillary Choreas, Morvan Choreas, Kymatisms

Successive and rapid contractions of motor units associated with chronic nerve injury. The discharges arise from the peripheral aspects of…

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2009

The genus Pristosia Motschulsky, 1865 was so far only known to be highly diverse in the North-Western Himalaya and present in the…

2004

SummaryConcentric lamellar bodies of endoplasmic reticulum (CLB) were found in the stromal cells of all five cases of cerebellar…

2004

SummaryLoss of neurons from the substantia nigra (SN), which is often encountered in Pick's disease, was quantitatively analyzed…

1972

A patient was seen who developed myokymia acutely. The electromyographic picture revealed the typical trains of motor unit…

1968

1966

AFFECTED AS WELL as nonaffected members of families with hereditary diseases may manifest deep-seated emotions of guilt…

1962

Six patients, 8 to 14 years of age, were examined for abnormal H-reflex activity by means of an electrophysiological technique…

1953

1951

KNY 1 IN 1888, reported a clinical case of a condition which he termed "myoclonus fibrillaris multiplex." The patient was a man…

1934