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Levodopa-responsive Primary Familial Brain Calcification

Author:Searson, James   Adam, Octavian   

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

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.014  

Author Institution:Albany Medical College, Albany, NY  Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY  

The Efficacy and Safety of MRI-guided Focused Ultrasound for Primary Dystonia: A Systematic Review

Author:Kachhadia, Meet   Parikh, Neel   Deshpande, Janhavi   Shree, Anagha   Shaik, Asiya Tasleema   S, Sara   Shaikh, Anis   Palakodeti, Sanjana   Chowdary Elapolu, Anjana   

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

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.014  

Author Institution:Florida Atlantic University Charles E. Schmidt College Of Medicine, Florida, USA, FL  Zydus Medical College and Hospital , Vadodara, India  Zydus Medical College and Hospital , India  SGT Medical College Hospital and Research Institute, India  Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Hyderabad, India  Fatima Institute of Medical Sciences, India  Zydus Medical College and Hospita, India, India  Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences , India  Texila American University , Guyana  

Differences in Mental Rotation Task Performance in Dystonia Subtypes: A Comparative Literature Review

Author:Gong, Emily   Razzaque, Joyeta   Rashid, Mehmood   

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

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.015  

Author Institution:University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, Toledo, OH  University of Toledo Medical Center, Toledo, OH  

Grinding Truths: Cocaine-associated Oromandibular Dystonia and the Hidden Role of Adulterants

Author:Siddiqui, Ayra   Siddiqui, Areeba   

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

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.015  

Author Institution:Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan  Southwest Medical/Optum Care, Las Vegas, NV  

Ventral Brainstem Syndrome Following Shunt Overdrainage and Underdrainage: A Rare and Reversible Complication of Ventriculoperitoneal Shunting

Author:Sanjinez, Rodrigo   

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

Topic:Movement Disorders  

Program Number:P7.016  

Author Institution:Sanatorio Sagrado Corazon, Buenos Aires, Argentina