Genetically determined myoclonus disorders are a result of a large number of genes. They
have wide clinical variation and no systematic nomenclature. With next‐generation …

Seizures and movement disorders (MDs) are distinct neurological conditions presenting with
abnormal movements. Despite sharing an overlap in phenomenology, these movements …

Learning is essential for animal survival under changing environments. Even in its simplest
form, learning involves interactions between a handful of neuronal circuits, hundreds of …

Inhibitory glycinergic transmission in adult spinal cord is primarily mediated by glycine
receptors (GlyRs) containing the α1 subunit. Here, we found that α1ins, a longer α1 variant …

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Introduction: Gait impairment is a very common problem in clinical practice. Multiple
classifications of gait disorders are available based on anatomy, etiology, pathology and …

Background Many different oligosynaptic reflexes are known to originate in the lower
brainstem which share phenomenological and neurophysiological similarities. Objective To …

DISCUSSION Hyperekplexia is considered to be a partially psychiatric and partially epileptic
disease characterized by exaggerated startle, generalized contraction, and sudden fall in …

Epileptic seizures can be elicited by particular somatosensory stimulations. Skin friction,
touching, tapping or brushing have been reported to be triggers. Seizures can also be …

Reflex seizures are consistently elicited by a specific afferent sensory stimulus or an activity
undertaken by the patient. Among many known stimuli, defecation has rarely been reported …