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Movement disorder

Resting Tremor
Movement Disorders | Neurological Signs

Resting Tremor

Byepsuadmin August 19, 2014June 15, 2022

The patients shown in the these three videos all have idiopathic Parkinson’s disease. There is a typical resting tremor that involves the upper and lower limbs in the first patient, and only the upper limbs in the second and third patient. In all three patients, the right side is more severely affected. This is often the…

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