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Showing articles 0 to 9 of 9 Filter Applied: paroxysmal neurologic deficits (Click to remove) A 72-year-old Man with Rapid Cognitive Decline and Unilateral Muscle Jerks Neurol 82:e194-e197, Duncan, M.,et al, 2014 Inborn Errors of Metabolism as a Cause of Neurological Disease in Adults: An Approach to Investigation JNNP 69: 5-12, Gray,R.G.F. et al, 2000 Familial Paroxysmal Dystonic Choreoathetosis,Clinical Findings in a Large Japanese Family and Genetic Linkage to 2q Arch Neurol 56:721-726, Matsuo,H.,et al, 1999 Neurological Channelopathies, Dysfunctional Ion Channels May Cause Many Neurological Diseases BMJ 316:1104-1105, Rose,M.R., 1998 Ion Channels and Neurological Disease:DNA Based Diagnosis is Now Possible,and Ion Channels May be Important in Common Paroxysmal Disorders JNNP 65:427-431, Hanna,M.G.,et al, 1998 Paroxysmal Choreoathetosis Associated with Thyrotoxicosis Ann Neurol 6:453-454, Fischblek,K.H.,et al, 1979 Familial Paroxysmal Dystonic Choreoathetosis & its Differentiation From Related Syndromes Ann Neurol 2:285, Lance,J.W., 1977 Paroxysmal Choreoathetosis Following Head Injury Ann Neurol 2:447, Robin,J.J., 1977 Paroxysmal Choreoathetosis as a Presenting Symptom in Idiopathic Hypoparathyroidism JNNP 40:692, Soffer,D.,et al, 1977 Showing articles 0 to 9 of 9