Essential tremor (ET) is one of the most common movement disorders, with a reported> 60
million affected individuals worldwide. The definition and underlying pathophysiology of ET …

We review recent evidence about the pathophysiology of essential tremor and tremor in
Parkinson's disease. We believe that a network perspective is necessary to understand this …

Background The ventral intermediate nucleus of the thalamus is not readily visible on
structural magnetic resonance imaging. Therefore, a method for its visualization for …

Cerebello-thalamo-cortical network is suggested to be involved in the pathophysiology of
Essential Tremor (ET). 23 patients with ET and 23 matched HC underwent a 3T-MRI with …

Background: The pathophysiology underlying essential tremor (ET) still is poorly
understood. Recent research suggests a pivotal role of the cerebellum in tremor genesis …

Background Essential tremor is regarded to be a disease of the central nervous system.
Neuroimaging is a rapidly growing field with potential benefits to both diagnostics and …

Background The degenerative cerebellar ataxias comprise a large and heterogeneous
group of neurological diseases whose hallmark clinical feature is ataxia, and which are …

White matter tracts connecting areas involved in speech and motor control were examined
using diffusion-tensor imaging in a sample of people who stutter (n= 29) who were …

Essential tremor is a neurological syndrome of heterogeneous pathology and aetiology that
is characterized by tremor primarily in the upper extremities. This tremor is commonly …

Essential tremor (ET) is the most common pathological tremor disorder in the world, and post-
mortem evidence has shown that the cerebellum is the most consistent area of pathology in …