Post-stroke movement syndromes

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Post-stroke movement disorders Movement disorders Movement disorders can be: – unilateral, – bilateral, – focal (affecting single part of the body) or – segmental (affecting two or more adjacent parts of the body)
Post-stroke movement disorders Movement disorders Frequency and prevelance The frequency of post stroke abnormal movements is unclear • In a study Alarcon et all. 56 pts developed movement disorders, (3,7%) of 1500 stroke pts • A review of the hospital based Lausanne Stroke Registry identified a prevelence of 1 % and an estimated incidence of 0,08% per year. – Hemichorea was the most common movement dissorder in the first series, while hemichorea – hemiballism was most common in the second. – Dystonia was the next common movement disorder Alarcon F et all J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2004, 75, 1568 – 74 Ghica J, Bogousslavsky J in Stroke Syndromes Cambridge University Press 2001,162
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