Cervico-facial dystonia as depicted in sculpture before its scientific description
- PMID: 30658849
- DOI: 10.1016/j.neurol.2018.05.006
Cervico-facial dystonia as depicted in sculpture before its scientific description
Abstract
The authors describe a sculpture from Daumier, called "Le Hargneux" (The peevish one), whose physiognomic study evokes hitherto unrecognized cranial-cervical dystonia. It is probably the first representation of dystonia in sculpture, before its scientific identification by Horatio Wood, in 1887.
Keywords: Art; Cervico-facial dystonia; History of medicine; Meige's syndrome; Movement disorders.
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