• We observed 37 patients (mean age at onset, 48.5 years; range, 13 to 84 years) with
segmental myoclonus (18 branchial, 19 spinal). Etiologies for branchial myoclonus included …

Essential palatal tremor (EPT) may not be a uniform or single entity. We present two patients
who had some “voluntary control” over EPT, including entrainment. We review the English …

Palatal myoclonus associated with extremity movements such as myoclonus or tremor is
uncommon and reports are rare. Five patients with palatal myoclonus and a rest tremor are …

In a patient with palatal myoclonus the mutual interaction between voluntary movements and
the myoclonic activity was analysed. Amplitude and frequency of myoclonic activity in hand …

Segmental myoclonus is defined as rhythmic or semi‐rhythmic involuntary contractions of
muscle groups supplied by one or more contiguous segments of the brainstem and/or spinal …

Palatal myoclonus occurring during complex partial status epilepticus Page 1 J Neurol (1992)
239 : 228-230 Journal of Neurology © Springer-Verlag 1992 Palatal myoclonus occurring …

An audible clicking sound coexistent with the contractions of the peritubal muscles is thought
to be an isolated form of palatal myoclonus that presents with myoclonal contractions of the …

Anhand eines klinischen Beispiels wird ein Konzept fÜr das diagnostische und
therapeutische Vorgehen bei Patienten mit essentiellem Tremor palatinus und damit …

Background In this study, we report a rare case of an adult patient with essential palatal
tremors (EPT) presenting as nasal clicks, instead of otic clicks or objective pulsatile tinnitus …