Paroxysmal movement disorders are not uncommon in childhood, but are probably under-
recognised. Paroxysmal movement disorders are a distinctive group of disorders that …

Paroxysmal non-epileptic disorders may cause episodic and paroxysmal symptoms that
mimic true epileptic seizures and they must be considered in the differential diagnosis …

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V. VENKATARAMAN VEDANARAYANAN, MD, FRCP0 neous group of disorders
characterized by episodes of abnormal movements involving limb, trunk, and facial muscles …

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

Movement disorders can be classified as transient, paroxysmal and chronic (Fernandez-
Alvarez 1998)[1]. Transient movement disorders (TMDs) are simply defined as those that …

This review attempts to provide a clinical overview of movement disorders in childhood while
providing updates on advances made through clinical and basic research. The clinical …

Paroxysmal movements in childhood can be epileptic and non-epileptic. Non-epileptic
events comprise a wide range of disease entities. It can be challenging for a clinician to …

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 …

Movement Disorders in Children brings the combined expertise and experience of two world-
known authorities to the systematic and practical study of movement disorders in infancy and …