Abstract
Available familial, #neurophysiologic and imaging evidence suggests
that primary adult-onset focal #dystonia has a combined genetic and
environmental aetiological basis. We report an Indian family which
presented writer’s cramp in two generations involving three individuals.
No such family from India has yet been reported. Dystonia is a disorder characterized by excessive movements,
including sustained involuntary movements, distorted voluntary
movements, and abnormal postures. Primary adult-onset dystonia,
the most common form of dystonia, has variable clinical expression,
often focal onset (#blepharospasm, #oromandibulardystonia, cervical
dystonia, laryngeal dystonia, or arm #dystonia), and a limited tendency
of spreading to adjacent body regions [1].
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