dystonia : Related Words Words similar in meaning to dystonia

torsion dystonia«
segmental dystonia«
oromandibular dystonia«
multifocal dystonia«
generalized dystonia«
focal dystonia«
dopa-responsive dystonia«
cranial dystonia«
twist«
symptom«
procyclidine«
pump«
postures«
treatment«
pleurothotonus«
patient«
neurological«
muscle«
focal dystonias«
movement«
basal ganglion«
levodopa«
baclofen«
laevodihydroxyphenylalanine«
cramping«
jerk«
medication«
hemidystonia«
effect«
disorder«
minor exertion«
contraction«
primary dystonia«
biopterin«
disease«
acute dystonic reaction«
dystonia musculorum deformans«
cerebellum«
purkinje neuron«
adjacent muscle«
affected muscle«
denervation«
toxin«
relief«
brain«
syndrome«
pain«
deep brain stimulation«
diphenhydramine«
anticholinergic«
hand«
trembling«
mood swing«
leg«
type a«
body«
dopamine«
physical therapy«
ot«
activity«
upper extremity splinting«
truncal dystonia«
terminological descriptor«
term memory loss occur«
sustained fist clenching«
subsequent tramatic injury«
sterling syndrome«
segmental dystonias«
relentless muscle spasm due«
refractory dystonia«
precision hand movement«
potential treatment intervention«
parkinsonism aspect«
parkinson agent«
normal birth history«
neuromuscular movement disorder«
neurological movement disorder syndrome«
movement inhibitory technique«
isometric muscle endurance«
idiopathic torsion dystonia«
heredodegenerative dystonias«
focal cervical dystonia«
dyt1 dystonia«
dystonia phenotype«
dystonia aspect«
dysport injection«
direct nerve injury«
db therapy«
common dystonias«
chemodenervation botulinum neurotoxin injection«
brain concerned«
botulin toxin injection«
blepharospasmodic contraction«
antidopaminergic medication«
anticholinergic role)..«
additional movement disorder«
additional classification scheme«
central nervous system«
drug«
huntington«
wladyslaw sterling«
unrelated surgery«
type b toxin«
treatment worth«
thecal space«
significant pain similar«
significant muscle pain«
repetitive muscle contraction«
precision muscle coordination«
ouabain concentration«
other motor symptom«
oppenhiem«
movement retraining«
misfunction«
lower ouabain concentration«
internal shoulder rotation«
dystonic symptom«
clinical complexity«
ciz1«
body distribution«
anethesia«
individual«
thap1«
taubman approach«
painful cramping«
ouabain block«
live mouse result«
dystonia syndrome«
dystonia symptom«
different medication«
continuous muscle«
baclofen pump«
adaptive lifestyle«
activity performance«
factor«
risk«
slc20a2«
rapid onset dystonia parkinsonism«
postural training«
nerve communication«
intrinsic activity mode«
frequent throat clearing«
foot inversion«
atp1a3 gene«
ulegyria«
seizure medicine«
secondary dystonia«
risky form«
physiotherapy rehabilitation«
myoclonic dystonia«
gnal«
dynamic strength«
atp1a3«
writer ’s cramp«
sensory trick«
parkinsonian drug«
lip smacking«
independent disorder«
disturbed sleep pattern«
cerebellar purkinje neuron«
physical therapy intervention«
meige«
direct symptom«
carbidopa/levodopa«
tardive dystonia«
disease duration«
common clinical presentation«
various treatment«
sinemet«
patients’ quality«
many sufferer«
electrical sensor«
ionic gradient«
firing speed«
body perception«
portion«
neuromuscular electrical stimulation«
fine motor coordination«
childhood onset«
form«
autoimmune mechanism«
involuntary muscle movement«
intentional activity«
homeostatic«
flatau«
dystonias«
oculogyric crisis«
computational element«
responsive dystonia«
benzatropine«
hermann oppenheim«
edward flatau«
continuous pain«
joint mobilization«
arm«
brain condition«
onset«
progressive relaxation«
gait training«
education forum«
benztropine«
autosomal dominant«
abnormal posturing«
neuroleptic drug«
total disability«
research attention«
regular dos«
muscle spasticity«
botulinum toxin injection«
weakness«
ropinirole«
temporomandibular joint disorder«
splinting«
potassium pump«
effectiveness«
type b.«
stress«
torticollis«
knee flexion«
therapeutic exercise«
other gene«
mirror effect«
variable nature«
blepharospasm«
clinical characteristic«
moderate exercise«
movement therapy«
extrapyramidal symptom«
supportive therapy«
early symptom«
dopamine antagonist«
bromocriptine«
other mechanism«
nerve signal«
conversion disorder«
repetitive movement«
muscle fatigue«
hypertonia«
dopamine agonist«
essential tremor«
structural abnormality«
neuroleptic«
mental confusion«
d2 receptor«
neurotransmitter acetylcholine«
tablet form«
environmental modification«
temporary paralysis«
reference data«
msnbc.com«
mental stress«
comfortable position«
treatment strategy«
balance«
restless leg syndrome«
clonazepam«
relaxation technique«
oral medication«
aminobutyric acid«
study design«
assistive device«
current treatment«
constant movement«
related disorder«
chorea«
chlorpromazine«
botox«
affected person«
accurate diagnosis«
dopa«
missense mutation«
symptom similar«
ready availability«
carpal tunnel syndrome«
neurological symptom«
surgery«
penmanship«
psychological stress«
parkinson ’s disease«
bracing«
physical trauma«
types«
main mechanism«
tourette«
definitive diagnosis«
secondary effect«
muscle relaxant«
modern definition«
genetic predisposition«
atropine«
respond«
motor function«
diazepam«
normal activity«
emg«
neurological disease«
short temper«
grinding«
lead poisoning«
specific person«
pharmaceutical drug«
clinical feature«
blurred vision«
leaking«
occupational therapist«
daily living«
antihistamine«
difficulty«
adl«
encephalitis«
cosmetic surgery«
gaba«
lower limb«
fungal infection«
brain activity«
significant challenge«
multiple type«
ataxia«
sign«
sedation«
housekeeping«
catheter«
public broadcasting service«
brain function«
twisting«
combination«
neuro«
jewish child«
sydenham«
neurosis«
cold temperature«
sample size«
occupational therapy«
musician«
diaphragm«
soft tissue«
alternative method«
meningitis«
surgical procedure«
physiotherapy«
sufferer«
blood flow«
gold standard«
tremor«
positive result«
condition«
bathing«
inhibitor«
environmental condition«
physical activity«
risk factor«
spinal cord«
head injury«
significant improvement«
pillow«
causes«
poisoning«
posture«
sodium«
paralysis«
nervous system«
research«
blood vessel«
physical«
breathing«
exhaustion«
recent research«

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