Objective: The aim of this study is to provide an extensive overview of the clinical features of
neonatal paroxysmal motor phenomena, both self-limited, related to the immaturity of the …

Introduction Understanding the pathophysiological meaning of paroxysmal nonepileptic
motor phenomena in newborns represents a challenge for the clinicians of the Neonatal …

The newborn infant is prone to clinical motor phenomena that are not epileptic in nature.
These include tremors, jitteriness, various forms of myoclonus and brainstem release …

Neonates often exhibit paroxysmal behaviors that are nonepileptic in nature, such as oral-
buccal-lingual movements, pedaling, stepping, and rotatory arm movements. The …

Aim The aim of this article was to describe the phenomenology and polymyographic features
of paroxysmal non‐epileptic motor events (PNMEs) observed in a series of typically …

The differential diagnosis of paroxysmal non‐epileptic events in early childhood is one of the
most challenging tasks in paediatrics, and may be difficult even for specialized child …

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Aim The aim of this study was to analyze in detail the clinical phenomenology of paroxysmal
non‐epileptic events (PNEE) in infants and toddlers. Methods We studied all children …

This review summarizes the current empirical and clinical literature on benign paroxysmal
movement disorders in infancy most relevant to practitioners. Paroxysmal benign movement …

Abstract Objective. Lombroso and Fejerman, in 1977, described non‐epileptic movements in
normal infants and named them “benign myoclonus of early infancy”, which were recently …