Post-stroke movement syndromes

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Post-stroke movement disorders Movement disorders Temporal relationship • The time scale to develop a movement disorders varies considerably from a day of onset to several years after the stroke and also depends on the type of movement disorder – Chorea presented erlier (4.3 days) and parkinsonism much later (117,5 days) • There is a wide variability within each movement disorder – Dystonia – the delay in developing dystonia after stroke can be from 1 day to 5 years
Post-stroke movement disorders Movement disorders Demography and risk factors • Abnormal movements following stroke occur in men and women equally • Average age – 63.3 (range 17 – 90), Alarcon’s study – 70 (range 32 - 90), The Lausanne Stroke Registry – 57.5 (range 28 –74) study of delayed onset movement disorders (35 pts after thalamic infarction), Kim JS, 2001 • Age of predilection for different movement disorders – Chorea affects older people – Dystonia younger, Chuang C, 2002
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Post-stroke movement syndromes

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