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Transtornos caracterizados por movimentos breves, repentinos e repetitivos (tiques motores) ou enunciados (tiques fônicos ou vocais), que são temporariamente suprimíveis e geralmente precedidos por uma forte urgência em realizar o tique. A causa mais comum de tiques de início na infância é a Síndrome de Tourette.
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Disorders characterized by brief, sudden, repetitive movements (motor tics) or utterances (phonic or vocal tics) that are temporarily suppressible and are usually preceded by a strong urge to perform the tic. The most common cause of childhood-onset tics is Tourette Syndrome.
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CID11:8A05
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Concluído
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13 August 2026
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Disorders characterized by brief, sudden, repetitive movements (motor tics) or utterances (phonic or vocal tics) that are temporarily suppressible and are usually preceded by a strong urge to perform the tic. The most common cause of childhood-onset tics is Tourette Syndrome.
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    Tic disorders
    Disorders characterized by brief, sudden, repetitive movements (motor tics) or utterances (phonic or vocal tics) that are temporarily suppressible and are usually preceded by a strong urge to perform the tic. The most common cause of childhood-onset tics is Tourette Syndrome.

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