The phenomenology of parkinsonian tremor
- PMID: 22166465
- DOI: 10.1016/S1353-8020(11)70028-1
The phenomenology of parkinsonian tremor
Abstract
The definition of Parkinsonian tremor covers all different forms occurring in Parkinson's disease. The most common form is rest tremor, labelled as typical Parkinsonian tremor. Other variants cover also postural and action tremors. Data support the notion that suppression of rest tremor may be more specific for PD tremors. Several differential diagnoses like rest tremor in ET, dystonic tremor, psychogenic tremor and Holmes' tremor may be misinterpreted as PD-tremor. Tests and clinical clues to separate them are presented.
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