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Index Presentation of Multiple Sclerosis presenting as Hemifacial Spasm with Referable T2 Hyperintensity of CN7 Fascicles

Author:Peterson, Brendon   Higginson, Mary   Martin, Callista   Khan, Aliya   Adams, Kelly   Hack, Nawaz   

Session Name:P7: Movement Disorders: Hyperkinetic Movement Disorders 2  

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.009  

Author Institution:Naval Hospital Sandiego, San Diego, CA  Naval Hospital San Diego, Sandiego, CA  University of Florida, FL  Uniformed University of the Health Sciences, MD  University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Harlingen, TX  

Parkinsonian Phenotypes in Down Syndrome: A Potentially Reversible Cause of Parkinsonism

Author:Blazek Ramsay, Audrey   Liu, Tina   Coffman, Keith   Savica, Rodolfo   

Session Name:P7: Movement Disorders: Spastic Paraplegias and Other Rare Movement Disorders 1  

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.009  

Author Institution:Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN  Swedish Health Services, WA  

Two Cases of Chorea-acanthocytosis (VPS13A Disease)

Author:Amin, Raima   Snyder, Emma   Davis, Marie   

Session Name:P7: Movement Disorders: Hyperkinetic Movement Disorders 2  

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.010  

Author Institution:University of Washington, Seattle, WA  VA Puget Sound, Seattle, WA  

A Case of Ganglionopathy Presenting with Hyperkinetic Movements

Author:Gunawardena, Sanuri   Shuaib, Umar   

Session Name:P7: Movement Disorders: Hyperkinetic Movement Disorders 2  

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.011  

Author Institution:Cleveland Clinic Foundation, OH  Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH  

The Data Signature of Reversibility: A Two-year Machine - Assisted Prospective Analysis of Secondary Movement Disorders

Author:Sriram, Chintha   Roy, Arijit   Biswas, Atanu   

Session Name:P7: Movement Disorders: Spastic Paraplegias and Other Rare Movement Disorders 1  

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.011  

Author Institution:IPGME&R, Bangur Institute of Neurosciences, Kolkata, India